sever in Latin
sever in Latin is dēsecō, praecīdō — sever means to cut off or separate something completely, often abruptly.
sever in Latin
dēsecō
praecīdō
What does "sever" mean?
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verb To cut off or separate something completely, often abruptly.
"The accident severed the power line."
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sever in a sentence
- The accident severed the power line.
- She severed all ties with her old business partners.
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What is "sever" in Latin?
"sever" in Latin is dēsecō, praecīdō. sever means: To cut off or separate something completely, often abruptly.
How do you use "sever" in a sentence?
Example: "The accident severed the power line." In Latin, "sever" is dēsecō, praecīdō.
Are there other ways to say "sever" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "sever": dēsecō, praecīdō.
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