ringleader in Latin
ringleader in Latin is concitor — ringleader means the person who leads or organizes a group, especially one doing something disruptive or illegal.
ringleader in Latin
concitor
A person who starts and leads a disturbance (such as a riot), a conspiracy, or a criminal gang.
What does "ringleader" mean?
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noun The person who leads or organizes a group, especially one doing something disruptive or illegal.
"Police arrested the ringleader of the smuggling operation."
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ringleader in a sentence
- Police arrested the ringleader of the smuggling operation.
- The teacher identified him as the ringleader of the classroom prank.
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What is "ringleader" in Latin?
"ringleader" in Latin is concitor. ringleader means: The person who leads or organizes a group, especially one doing something disruptive or illegal.
How do you use "ringleader" in a sentence?
Example: "Police arrested the ringleader of the smuggling operation." In Latin, "ringleader" is concitor.
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