undeveloped in Latin
undeveloped in Latin is rudis — undeveloped means not built up or used for a particular purpose, especially land.
undeveloped in Latin
rudis
Not developed or used.
What does "undeveloped" mean?
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adjective Not built up or used for a particular purpose, especially land.
"The company bought a large plot of undeveloped land outside the city."
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adjective Lagging behind in economic or social progress.
"Running as full of enthusiasm as they can, some undeveloped countries are falling farther behind—their needs are growing faster than their achievements."
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undeveloped in a sentence
- The company bought a large plot of undeveloped land outside the city.
- Running as full of enthusiasm as they can, some undeveloped countries are falling farther behind—their needs are growing faster than their achievements.
- Aid programs focus on the least undeveloped regions of the country.
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What is "undeveloped" in Latin?
"undeveloped" in Latin is rudis. undeveloped means: Not built up or used for a particular purpose, especially land.
How do you use "undeveloped" in a sentence?
Example: "The company bought a large plot of undeveloped land outside the city." In Latin, "undeveloped" is rudis.
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