recurring in Latin
recurring in Latin is recidīvus — recurring means happening repeatedly or coming back again and again.
recurring in Latin
recidīvus
Happening or occurring frequently, with repetition.
What does "recurring" mean?
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adj Happening repeatedly or coming back again and again.
"He has a recurring dream about missing an exam."
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adj Of a decimal number: repeating the same digit or digits forever.
"1/3 written as a decimal is a recurring 0.333..."
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recurring in a sentence
- He has a recurring dream about missing an exam.
- The company set up a recurring monthly payment.
- 1/3 written as a decimal is a recurring 0.333...
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What is "recurring" in Latin?
"recurring" in Latin is recidīvus. recurring means: Happening repeatedly or coming back again and again.
How do you use "recurring" in a sentence?
Example: "He has a recurring dream about missing an exam." In Latin, "recurring" is recidīvus.
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