rising in Latin
rising in Latin is ortus — rising means an armed revolt or uprising against a ruler or government.
rising in Latin
ortus
The act of something that rises.
What does "rising" mean?
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noun An armed revolt or uprising against a ruler or government.
"The rising was crushed within weeks by government troops."
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noun The act or process of something going up.
"The gradual rising of the tide covered the sandbar."
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adj Going up in level, amount, position, or status.
"A rising star in the tech world, she was promoted within a year."
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rising in a sentence
- The rising was crushed within weeks by government troops.
- The gradual rising of the tide covered the sandbar.
- A rising star in the tech world, she was promoted within a year.
- Rising temperatures are melting the glaciers faster each decade.
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What is "rising" in Latin?
"rising" in Latin is ortus. rising means: An armed revolt or uprising against a ruler or government.
How do you use "rising" in a sentence?
Example: "The rising was crushed within weeks by government troops." In Latin, "rising" is ortus.
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