terrestrial in Latin
terrestrial in Latin is terrestris — terrestrial means relating to the Earth or its land, as opposed to sea, sky, or space.
terrestrial in Latin
terrestris
What does "terrestrial" mean?
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adj Relating to the Earth or its land, as opposed to sea, sky, or space.
"Terrestrial life is thought to have begun in the oceans."
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adj Living or growing on land rather than in water.
"Tortoises are terrestrial, while turtles spend most of their time in water."
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adj Broadcast using ground-based radio signals rather than satellite or cable.
"The channel is available on terrestrial television as well as online."
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terrestrial in a sentence
- Terrestrial life is thought to have begun in the oceans.
- Tortoises are terrestrial, while turtles spend most of their time in water.
- The channel is available on terrestrial television as well as online.
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What is "terrestrial" in Latin?
"terrestrial" in Latin is terrestris. terrestrial means: Relating to the Earth or its land, as opposed to sea, sky, or space.
How do you use "terrestrial" in a sentence?
Example: "Terrestrial life is thought to have begun in the oceans." In Latin, "terrestrial" is terrestris.
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