tryst in Latin
tryst in Latin is diēs — tryst means a private meeting arranged in advance, especially a romantic one between lovers.
tryst in Latin
diēs
A prearranged meeting or assignation, now especially between lovers to meet at a specific place and time.
What does "tryst" mean?
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noun A private meeting arranged in advance, especially a romantic one between lovers.
"A silence supreme and altogether European. Shutters drawn, shops barred. A red glow here and there to mark a tryst."
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tryst in a sentence
- A silence supreme and altogether European. Shutters drawn, shops barred. A red glow here and there to mark a tryst.
- They kept their tryst secret from everyone at the office.
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What is "tryst" in Latin?
"tryst" in Latin is diēs. tryst means: A private meeting arranged in advance, especially a romantic one between lovers.
How do you use "tryst" in a sentence?
Example: "They kept their tryst secret from everyone at the office." In Latin, "tryst" is diēs.
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