stumped in Latin
stumped in Latin is perspicuum fecerit — stumped means confused and unable to find an answer or solution.
stumped in Latin
perspicuum fecerit
What does "stumped" mean?
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adj Confused and unable to find an answer or solution.
"I was completely stumped by the last crossword clue."
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adj In cricket, given out after the wicket-keeper breaks the wicket while the batsman is outside the crease.
"He was stumped for just 12 runs."
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stumped in a sentence
- I was completely stumped by the last crossword clue.
- The mechanic looked stumped when the engine wouldn't start.
- He was stumped for just 12 runs.
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What is "stumped" in Latin?
"stumped" in Latin is perspicuum fecerit. stumped means: Confused and unable to find an answer or solution.
How do you use "stumped" in a sentence?
Example: "I was completely stumped by the last crossword clue." In Latin, "stumped" is perspicuum fecerit.
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