shrivel in Latin
shrivel in Latin is marceō — shrivel means to shrink and wrinkle, especially from losing moisture.
shrivel in Latin
marceō
(intransitive) To collapse inward; to crumble.
What does "shrivel" mean?
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verb To shrink and wrinkle, especially from losing moisture.
"The grapes shriveled into raisins in the sun."
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shrivel in a sentence
- The grapes shriveled into raisins in the sun.
- Without water, the plant's leaves quickly shriveled.
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What is "shrivel" in Latin?
"shrivel" in Latin is marceō. shrivel means: To shrink and wrinkle, especially from losing moisture.
How do you use "shrivel" in a sentence?
Example: "The grapes shriveled into raisins in the sun." In Latin, "shrivel" is marceō.
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