uncut in Latin
uncut in Latin is incaeduus, īnsectus — uncut means not cut, trimmed, or shaped.
uncut in Latin
incaeduus
Not cut.
īnsectus
Not cut.
What does "uncut" mean?
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adjective Not cut, trimmed, or shaped.
"The diamond was still uncut when the miner found it."
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adjective Of a film, show, or book: shown or published in full, without edits made for censorship or length.
"The uncut version of the movie restores twenty minutes of footage."
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adjective Not weakened by mixing with something else.
"The bartender served the whiskey uncut, straight from the bottle."
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uncut in a sentence
- The diamond was still uncut when the miner found it.
- The uncut version of the movie restores twenty minutes of footage.
- The bartender served the whiskey uncut, straight from the bottle.
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What is "uncut" in Latin?
"uncut" in Latin is incaeduus, īnsectus. uncut means: Not cut, trimmed, or shaped.
How do you use "uncut" in a sentence?
Example: "The diamond was still uncut when the miner found it." In Latin, "uncut" is incaeduus, īnsectus.
Are there other ways to say "uncut" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "uncut": incaeduus, īnsectus.
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