uneven in Latin
uneven in Latin is impār, inīquus, asper — uneven means not flat or level; having bumps, dips, or irregularities.
uneven in Latin
impār
(about surface) not even; covered with raised spots, pits and grooves
inīquus
(about surface) not even; covered with raised spots, pits and grooves
asper
Not level or smooth
What does "uneven" mean?
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adj Not flat or level; having bumps, dips, or irregularities.
"She twisted her ankle on the uneven pavement."
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adj Not consistent in quality or performance.
"The team's form has been uneven this season."
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uneven in a sentence
- She twisted her ankle on the uneven pavement.
- The team's form has been uneven this season.
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What is "uneven" in Latin?
"uneven" in Latin is impār, inīquus, asper. uneven means: Not flat or level; having bumps, dips, or irregularities.
How do you use "uneven" in a sentence?
Example: "She twisted her ankle on the uneven pavement." In Latin, "uneven" is impār, inīquus, asper.
Are there other ways to say "uneven" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "uneven": impār, inīquus, asper.
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