resurrection in Latin
resurrection in Latin is resurrectiō, resurrectio — resurrection means the act of coming back to life after death.
resurrection in Latin
resurrectiō
The act of arising from the dead and becoming alive again.
resurrectio
The act of arising from the dead and becoming alive again.
What does "resurrection" mean?
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noun The act of coming back to life after death.
"Easter Sunday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus for millions of believers."
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noun A dramatic comeback or revival of something thought finished.
"The town's resurrection began when artists moved into the empty factories."
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resurrection in a sentence
- Easter Sunday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus for millions of believers.
- The old story tells of a hero's resurrection after three days in the tomb.
- The town's resurrection began when artists moved into the empty factories.
- Vinyl records have enjoyed a remarkable resurrection among young music lovers.
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What is "resurrection" in Latin?
"resurrection" in Latin is resurrectiō, resurrectio. resurrection means: The act of coming back to life after death.
How do you use "resurrection" in a sentence?
Example: "Easter Sunday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus for millions of believers." In Latin, "resurrection" is resurrectiō, resurrectio.
Are there other ways to say "resurrection" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "resurrection": resurrectiō, resurrectio.
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