recreation in Latin
recreation in Latin is āvocāmentum — recreation means an activity done for enjoyment or relaxation rather than work.
recreation in Latin
āvocāmentum
Any activity, such as play, that amuses, diverts or stimulates.
What does "recreation" mean?
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noun An activity done for enjoyment or relaxation rather than work.
"The park offers plenty of recreation, from boating to simple walks."
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noun The act of making something again, or the result of doing so.
"The recreation of the old village took the builders several years."
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recreation in a sentence
- The park offers plenty of recreation, from boating to simple walks.
- Hiking is his favorite form of recreation on weekends.
- The recreation of the old village took the builders several years.
- Her recreation of the recipe was almost identical to her mother's.
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What is "recreation" in Latin?
"recreation" in Latin is āvocāmentum. recreation means: An activity done for enjoyment or relaxation rather than work.
How do you use "recreation" in a sentence?
Example: "The park offers plenty of recreation, from boating to simple walks." In Latin, "recreation" is āvocāmentum.
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