sharply in Latin
sharply in Latin is ācriter — sharply means suddenly and abruptly.
sharply in Latin
ācriter
In a sharp manner, in various senses.
What does "sharply" mean?
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adv Suddenly and abruptly.
"The road bends sharply to the left just after the bridge."
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adv In a harsh, stern, or critical way.
""Don't touch that!" he said sharply, snatching the cup away."
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sharply in a sentence
- The road bends sharply to the left just after the bridge.
- The car turned sharply to avoid the pothole.
- "Don't touch that!" he said sharply, snatching the cup away.
- The teacher looked sharply at the boy and told him to sit down.
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What is "sharply" in Latin?
"sharply" in Latin is ācriter. sharply means: Suddenly and abruptly.
How do you use "sharply" in a sentence?
Example: "The road bends sharply to the left just after the bridge." In Latin, "sharply" is ācriter.
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