seasoned in Latin
seasoned in Latin is condītus — seasoned means experienced and skilled through long practice.
seasoned in Latin
condītus
Of a food, often a liquid: containing seasonings
What does "seasoned" mean?
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adjective Experienced and skilled through long practice.
"A seasoned traveller, she packed her bags in ten minutes flat."
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adjective Of food, having had salt, herbs, or spices added.
"The fries came lightly seasoned with sea salt."
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seasoned in a sentence
- A seasoned traveller, she packed her bags in ten minutes flat.
- The company brought in a seasoned negotiator to close the deal.
- The fries came lightly seasoned with sea salt.
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What is "seasoned" in Latin?
"seasoned" in Latin is condītus. seasoned means: Experienced and skilled through long practice.
How do you use "seasoned" in a sentence?
Example: "A seasoned traveller, she packed her bags in ten minutes flat." In Latin, "seasoned" is condītus.
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