supplement in Latin
supplement in Latin is appendix — supplement means something added to make up for what's missing.
supplement in Latin
appendix
Something added; especially, such an addition added to make up for a deficiency.
What does "supplement" mean?
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noun Something added to make up for what's missing.
"A vitamin supplement can help if your diet lacks certain nutrients."
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noun A separate section added to a newspaper, journal, or document on a specific topic.
"The magazine published a free supplement about gardening with this month's issue."
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verb To add something extra to fill a gap.
"Farmers supplement the cows' grass with extra feed during the winter months."
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supplement in a sentence
- A vitamin supplement can help if your diet lacks certain nutrients.
- The report came with a supplement covering new data.
- The magazine published a free supplement about gardening with this month's issue.
- Readers can find job adverts in the weekly supplement inside the newspaper.
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What is "supplement" in Latin?
"supplement" in Latin is appendix. supplement means: Something added to make up for what's missing.
How do you use "supplement" in a sentence?
Example: "A vitamin supplement can help if your diet lacks certain nutrients." In Latin, "supplement" is appendix.
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