taciturn in Latin
taciturn in Latin is taciturnus — taciturn means saying very little by nature; habitually silent or reserved in speech.
taciturn in Latin
taciturnus
Silent; temperamentally untalkative; disinclined to speak.
What does "taciturn" mean?
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adjective Saying very little by nature; habitually silent or reserved in speech.
"Her father was a taciturn man who answered most questions with a nod."
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taciturn in a sentence
- Her father was a taciturn man who answered most questions with a nod.
- He grew more taciturn the longer the meeting went on.
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What is "taciturn" in Latin?
"taciturn" in Latin is taciturnus. taciturn means: Saying very little by nature; habitually silent or reserved in speech.
How do you use "taciturn" in a sentence?
Example: "Her father was a taciturn man who answered most questions with a nod." In Latin, "taciturn" is taciturnus.
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