senseless in Latin
senseless in Latin is excors — senseless means unconscious; unable to feel anything.
senseless in Latin
excors
Without consideration, awareness or sound judgement
What does "senseless" mean?
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adj Unconscious; unable to feel anything.
"The blow to the head knocked him senseless."
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adj Pointless or lacking any reasonable purpose, especially describing violence.
"The community was shocked by the senseless act of vandalism."
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senseless in a sentence
- The blow to the head knocked him senseless.
- The community was shocked by the senseless act of vandalism.
- It was a senseless waste of money.
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What is "senseless" in Latin?
"senseless" in Latin is excors. senseless means: Unconscious; unable to feel anything.
How do you use "senseless" in a sentence?
Example: "The blow to the head knocked him senseless." In Latin, "senseless" is excors.
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