treaty in Latin
treaty in Latin is foedus — treaty means a formal, legally binding agreement between countries or international organizations.
treaty in Latin
foedus
(countable, international law) A formal binding agreement concluded by subjects of international law, namely, states and international organizations; a convention, a pact.
What does "treaty" mean?
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noun A formal, legally binding agreement between countries or international organizations.
"The two nations signed a peace treaty ending decades of conflict."
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noun Negotiations aimed at reaching an agreement.
"The two parties entered into treaty over the disputed border."
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treaty in a sentence
- The two nations signed a peace treaty ending decades of conflict.
- The two parties entered into treaty over the disputed border.
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What is "treaty" in Latin?
"treaty" in Latin is foedus. treaty means: A formal, legally binding agreement between countries or international organizations.
How do you use "treaty" in a sentence?
Example: "The two nations signed a peace treaty ending decades of conflict." In Latin, "treaty" is foedus.
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