severity in Latin
severity in Latin is severitas — severity means the quality of being harsh, strict, or extreme.
severity in Latin
severitas
The state of being severe.
What does "severity" mean?
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noun The quality of being harsh, strict, or extreme.
"Doctors were surprised by the severity of his symptoms."
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noun The degree to which something bad or serious is present.
"Insurance payouts depend on the severity of the damage."
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severity in a sentence
- Doctors were surprised by the severity of his symptoms.
- The severity of the punishment shocked the courtroom.
- Insurance payouts depend on the severity of the damage.
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What is "severity" in Latin?
"severity" in Latin is severitas. severity means: The quality of being harsh, strict, or extreme.
How do you use "severity" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors were surprised by the severity of his symptoms." In Latin, "severity" is severitas.
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