troubled in Latin
troubled in Latin is sollicitus — troubled means anxious, worried, or burdened by difficulties.
troubled in Latin
sollicitus
Anxious, worried, careworn.
What does "troubled" mean?
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adj Anxious, worried, or burdened by difficulties.
"He gave a troubled look at the growing pile of unpaid bills."
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troubled in a sentence
- He gave a troubled look at the growing pile of unpaid bills.
- She had a troubled childhood, moving between foster homes.
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What is "troubled" in Latin?
"troubled" in Latin is sollicitus. troubled means: Anxious, worried, or burdened by difficulties.
How do you use "troubled" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave a troubled look at the growing pile of unpaid bills." In Latin, "troubled" is sollicitus.
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