suffocation in Latin
suffocation in Latin is suffocatio — suffocation means death or loss of consciousness caused by being deprived of oxygen.
suffocation in Latin
suffocatio
(countable) A particular act of death or killing by means of asphyxia.
What does "suffocation" mean?
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noun Death or loss of consciousness caused by being deprived of oxygen.
"The coroner ruled the cause of death as suffocation."
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suffocation in a sentence
- The coroner ruled the cause of death as suffocation.
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What is "suffocation" in Latin?
"suffocation" in Latin is suffocatio. suffocation means: Death or loss of consciousness caused by being deprived of oxygen.
How do you use "suffocation" in a sentence?
Example: "The coroner ruled the cause of death as suffocation." In Latin, "suffocation" is suffocatio.
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