secondhand in Latin
secondhand in Latin is redivīvus — secondhand means previously owned by someone else; not new.
secondhand in Latin
redivīvus
(of goods) Not new; previously owned and used by another.
What does "secondhand" mean?
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adjective Previously owned by someone else; not new.
"He bought a secondhand car to save money."
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secondhand in a sentence
- He bought a secondhand car to save money.
- The bookshop sells only secondhand paperbacks.
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What is "secondhand" in Latin?
"secondhand" in Latin is redivīvus. secondhand means: Previously owned by someone else; not new.
How do you use "secondhand" in a sentence?
Example: "He bought a secondhand car to save money." In Latin, "secondhand" is redivīvus.
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