remainder in Latin
remainder in Latin is reliquum — remainder means whatever is left over once part of something has been taken away or used up.
remainder in Latin
reliquum
A part or parts remaining after some has/have been removed or already occurred.
What does "remainder" mean?
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noun Whatever is left over once part of something has been taken away or used up.
"Please keep the remainder of the cake for tomorrow's lunch."
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noun In arithmetic, the number left over when one number doesn't divide evenly into another.
"If you divide ten by three, the remainder is one."
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noun Unsold copies of a book or other stock, later sold off cheaply.
"The publisher sold the remainder of the print run to a discount shop."
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remainder in a sentence
- Please keep the remainder of the cake for tomorrow's lunch.
- The remainder of the class waited outside until the teacher arrived.
- If you divide ten by three, the remainder is one.
- The pupils had to write the remainder after each long division.
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What is "remainder" in Latin?
"remainder" in Latin is reliquum. remainder means: Whatever is left over once part of something has been taken away or used up.
How do you use "remainder" in a sentence?
Example: "Please keep the remainder of the cake for tomorrow's lunch." In Latin, "remainder" is reliquum.
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