preferable in Latin
preferable in Latin is potior — preferable means more desirable or better than an alternative.
preferable in Latin
potior
Better than some other option; preferred.
What does "preferable" mean?
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adjective More desirable or better than an alternative.
"A short delay is preferable to canceling the trip altogether."
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preferable in a sentence
- A short delay is preferable to canceling the trip altogether.
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What is "preferable" in Latin?
"preferable" in Latin is potior. preferable means: More desirable or better than an alternative.
How do you use "preferable" in a sentence?
Example: "A short delay is preferable to canceling the trip altogether." In Latin, "preferable" is potior.
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