undone in Latin
undone in Latin is infectus — undone means not finished or completed.
undone in Latin
infectus
Ruined; brought to nought.
What does "undone" mean?
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adj Not finished or completed.
"She left half the paperwork undone before the deadline."
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adj Unfastened; not tied or done up.
"His shoelaces came undone during the race."
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adj Ruined or destroyed.
"The king was utterly undone by the betrayal of his own brother."
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undone in a sentence
- She left half the paperwork undone before the deadline.
- His shoelaces came undone during the race.
- The king was utterly undone by the betrayal of his own brother.
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What is "undone" in Latin?
"undone" in Latin is infectus. undone means: Not finished or completed.
How do you use "undone" in a sentence?
Example: "She left half the paperwork undone before the deadline." In Latin, "undone" is infectus.
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