tepid in Latin
tepid in Latin is tepidus — tepid means lukewarm — neither warm nor cool.
tepid in Latin
tepidus
Lukewarm; neither warm nor cool.
What does "tepid" mean?
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adj Lukewarm — neither warm nor cool.
"She washed her hands in tepid water from the tap."
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adj Showing little enthusiasm or passion; half-hearted.
"The critics gave the film a tepid response."
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tepid in a sentence
- She washed her hands in tepid water from the tap.
- The soup had gone tepid by the time he sat down to eat.
- The critics gave the film a tepid response.
- His tepid applause made it obvious he hadn't enjoyed the show.
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What is "tepid" in Latin?
"tepid" in Latin is tepidus. tepid means: Lukewarm — neither warm nor cool.
How do you use "tepid" in a sentence?
Example: "She washed her hands in tepid water from the tap." In Latin, "tepid" is tepidus.
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