sophistication in Latin
sophistication in Latin is urbānitās — sophistication means refined taste, worldly knowledge, or cultured elegance.
sophistication in Latin
urbānitās
Cultivated intellectual worldliness; savoir-faire.
What does "sophistication" mean?
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noun Refined taste, worldly knowledge, or cultured elegance.
"The restaurant's decor exuded sophistication."
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noun A high level of complexity or technical development.
"The sophistication of the software surprised the reviewers."
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sophistication in a sentence
- The restaurant's decor exuded sophistication.
- The sophistication of the software surprised the reviewers.
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What is "sophistication" in Latin?
"sophistication" in Latin is urbānitās. sophistication means: Refined taste, worldly knowledge, or cultured elegance.
How do you use "sophistication" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant's decor exuded sophistication." In Latin, "sophistication" is urbānitās.
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