uncovered in Latin
uncovered in Latin is intectus — uncovered means not protected by a cover, roof, or similar shelter.
uncovered in Latin
intectus
Not covered or protected from the weather, etc.
What does "uncovered" mean?
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adjective Not protected by a cover, roof, or similar shelter.
"The uncovered patio got soaked in the storm."
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adjective Not protected by insurance or a financial guarantee.
"Dental work is uncovered under most basic health plans."
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uncovered in a sentence
- The uncovered patio got soaked in the storm.
- Dental work is uncovered under most basic health plans.
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What is "uncovered" in Latin?
"uncovered" in Latin is intectus. uncovered means: Not protected by a cover, roof, or similar shelter.
How do you use "uncovered" in a sentence?
Example: "The uncovered patio got soaked in the storm." In Latin, "uncovered" is intectus.
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