Providence in Latin
Providence in Latin is Providentia — Providence means divine guidance or protective care, often attributed to God or fate.
Providence in Latin
Providentia
A city in Providence County, Rhode Island, the state capital and largest city.
What does "Providence" mean?
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name Divine guidance or protective care, often attributed to God or fate.
"She thanked providence for her narrow escape."
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noun Careful planning and management for the future; foresight and thrift.
"His providence in saving early paid off in retirement."
Providence in a sentence
- She thanked providence for her narrow escape.
- His providence in saving early paid off in retirement.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Providence" in Latin?
"Providence" in Latin is Providentia. Providence means: Divine guidance or protective care, often attributed to God or fate.
How do you use "Providence" in a sentence?
Example: "She thanked providence for her narrow escape." In Latin, "Providence" is Providentia.
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