soon in Latin
soon in Latin is mox, citō — soon means in a short time from now; before long.
soon in Latin
mox
Within a short time; quickly.
citō
Within a short time; quickly.
What does "soon" mean?
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adv In a short time from now; before long.
"We'll be leaving soon, so grab your coat."
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adv Early, ahead of the expected time.
"You spoke too soon — the game wasn't actually over."
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soon in a sentence
- We'll be leaving soon, so grab your coat.
- The results will be out soon.
- You spoke too soon — the game wasn't actually over.
- The guests arrived too soon, and we were not ready for them.
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What is "soon" in Latin?
"soon" in Latin is mox, citō. soon means: In a short time from now; before long.
How do you use "soon" in a sentence?
Example: "We'll be leaving soon, so grab your coat." In Latin, "soon" is mox, citō.
Are there other ways to say "soon" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "soon": mox, citō.
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