ruddy in Latin
ruddy in Latin is rubicundus — ruddy means having a healthy reddish color, especially in the face.
ruddy in Latin
rubicundus
Reddish in color, especially of the face, fire, or sky.
What does "ruddy" mean?
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adjective Having a healthy reddish color, especially in the face.
"The children came in from the cold with ruddy cheeks."
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adjective (British, informal) Used to add emphasis, often expressing annoyance.
"That's a ruddy nuisance."
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ruddy in a sentence
- The children came in from the cold with ruddy cheeks.
- That's a ruddy nuisance.
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What is "ruddy" in Latin?
"ruddy" in Latin is rubicundus. ruddy means: Having a healthy reddish color, especially in the face.
How do you use "ruddy" in a sentence?
Example: "The children came in from the cold with ruddy cheeks." In Latin, "ruddy" is rubicundus.
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