scenario in Latin
scenario in Latin is scaenarium — scenario means a possible sequence of events that might happen.
scenario in Latin
scaenarium
(dated) An outline of the plot of a dramatic or literary work.
What does "scenario" mean?
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noun A possible sequence of events that might happen.
"In the best-case scenario, the rain stops before the match begins."
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noun An outline of a plot for a play, film, or story.
"The director asked the author to write a short scenario for the opening scene."
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scenario in a sentence
- In the best-case scenario, the rain stops before the match begins.
- The team planned for the worst-case scenario.
- The director asked the author to write a short scenario for the opening scene.
- He sketched a scenario for a thriller set on a night train.
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What is "scenario" in Latin?
"scenario" in Latin is scaenarium. scenario means: A possible sequence of events that might happen.
How do you use "scenario" in a sentence?
Example: "In the best-case scenario, the rain stops before the match begins." In Latin, "scenario" is scaenarium.
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