sloth in Latin
sloth in Latin is pigritia — sloth means laziness or a strong reluctance to make an effort.
sloth in Latin
pigritia
(uncountable) Laziness; slowness in the mindset; disinclination to action or labour.
What does "sloth" mean?
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noun Laziness or a strong reluctance to make an effort.
"His sloth kept him from ever finishing the project."
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noun A slow-moving, tree-dwelling mammal native to Central and South America.
"The sloth hung upside down from a branch, barely moving."
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sloth in a sentence
- His sloth kept him from ever finishing the project.
- The sloth hung upside down from a branch, barely moving.
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What is "sloth" in Latin?
"sloth" in Latin is pigritia. sloth means: Laziness or a strong reluctance to make an effort.
How do you use "sloth" in a sentence?
Example: "His sloth kept him from ever finishing the project." In Latin, "sloth" is pigritia.
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