runaway in Latin
runaway in Latin is fugitīvus — runaway means someone (or something) that has fled or escaped, especially a person who has left home.
runaway in Latin
fugitīvus
Having run away; escaped; fugitive.
fugitīvus
A person or animal that runs away or has run away; a person, animal, or organization that escapes captivity or restrictions.
What does "runaway" mean?
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noun Someone (or something) that has fled or escaped, especially a person who has left home.
"The shelter offered a safe place for teenage runaways."
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adj Out of control, or achieved with an overwhelming, easy lead.
"The company saw runaway success after the product launch."
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runaway in a sentence
- The shelter offered a safe place for teenage runaways.
- The runaway horse galloped through the market stalls.
- The company saw runaway success after the product launch.
- It was a runaway victory, with the challenger never in contention.
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What is "runaway" in Latin?
"runaway" in Latin is fugitīvus. runaway means: Someone (or something) that has fled or escaped, especially a person who has left home.
How do you use "runaway" in a sentence?
Example: "The shelter offered a safe place for teenage runaways." In Latin, "runaway" is fugitīvus.
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