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receding in Latin

receding in Latin is refluus — receding means moving gradually further back or away; gradually diminishing.

receding in Latin

refluus
adj
Going or moving back or further away from a previous position; gradually diminishing.

What does "receding" mean?

  1. adj Moving gradually further back or away; gradually diminishing.
    "He combed his receding hair forward to hide the bald patch."
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receding in a sentence

  • He combed his receding hair forward to hide the bald patch.

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What is "receding" in Latin?
"receding" in Latin is refluus. receding means: Moving gradually further back or away; gradually diminishing.
How do you use "receding" in a sentence?
Example: "He combed his receding hair forward to hide the bald patch." In Latin, "receding" is refluus.
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