taboo in Latin
taboo in Latin is sacer — taboo means a subject, word, or action that is avoided or forbidden because of strong social or cultural disapproval.
taboo in Latin
sacer
What does "taboo" mean?
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noun A subject, word, or action that is avoided or forbidden because of strong social or cultural disapproval.
"Discussing salaries openly is still something of a taboo at the office."
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adj Forbidden or avoided by social custom rather than by law.
"The topic of her divorce was taboo at family dinners."
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taboo in a sentence
- Discussing salaries openly is still something of a taboo at the office.
- Many cultures treat certain foods as taboo.
- The topic of her divorce was taboo at family dinners.
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What is "taboo" in Latin?
"taboo" in Latin is sacer. taboo means: A subject, word, or action that is avoided or forbidden because of strong social or cultural disapproval.
How do you use "taboo" in a sentence?
Example: "Discussing salaries openly is still something of a taboo at the office." In Latin, "taboo" is sacer.
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