tattered in Latin
tattered in Latin is pannuceus — tattered means torn into rags or shreds; ragged from wear or damage.
tattered in Latin
pannuceus
Rent in tatters, torn, hanging in rags; ragged.
What does "tattered" mean?
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adj Torn into rags or shreds; ragged from wear or damage.
"The old flag hung tattered and faded from the pole."
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adj Worn-down or falling apart; in poor, patchy condition more generally.
"The company's reputation was left tattered after the scandal."
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tattered in a sentence
- The old flag hung tattered and faded from the pole.
- He arrived in a tattered coat that had seen better days.
- The company's reputation was left tattered after the scandal.
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What is "tattered" in Latin?
"tattered" in Latin is pannuceus. tattered means: Torn into rags or shreds; ragged from wear or damage.
How do you use "tattered" in a sentence?
Example: "The old flag hung tattered and faded from the pole." In Latin, "tattered" is pannuceus.
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