stony in Latin
stony in Latin is lapideus, lapidosus, saxōsus — stony means covered with or full of stones.
stony in Latin
lapideus
As hard as stone.
lapidosus
Containing or made up of stones.
saxōsus
Containing or made up of stones.
What does "stony" mean?
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adj Covered with or full of stones.
"The path grew stony as it climbed higher into the hills."
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adj Hard, cold, or unfeeling, like stone.
"He was met with a stony silence when he suggested cancelling the trip."
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stony in a sentence
- The path grew stony as it climbed higher into the hills.
- He was met with a stony silence when he suggested cancelling the trip.
- Her expression stayed stony throughout the entire meeting.
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What is "stony" in Latin?
"stony" in Latin is lapideus, lapidosus, saxōsus. stony means: Covered with or full of stones.
How do you use "stony" in a sentence?
Example: "The path grew stony as it climbed higher into the hills." In Latin, "stony" is lapideus, lapidosus, saxōsus.
Are there other ways to say "stony" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "stony": lapideus, lapidosus, saxōsus.
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