toga in Latin
toga in Latin is toga — toga means a loose, draped garment worn by citizens in Ancient Rome.
toga in Latin
toga
What does "toga" mean?
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noun A loose, draped garment worn by citizens in Ancient Rome.
"The actors wore togas for the play about Julius Caesar."
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noun A ceremonial gown, such as those worn by graduates or judges.
"She wore her toga proudly at the graduation ceremony."
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toga in a sentence
- The actors wore togas for the play about Julius Caesar.
- She wore her toga proudly at the graduation ceremony.
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What is "toga" in Latin?
"toga" in Latin is toga. toga means: A loose, draped garment worn by citizens in Ancient Rome.
How do you use "toga" in a sentence?
Example: "The actors wore togas for the play about Julius Caesar." In Latin, "toga" is toga.
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