unless in Latin
unless in Latin is nisi — unless means except if; on the condition that something does not happen.
unless in Latin
nisi
Except on a specified condition; if not.
What does "unless" mean?
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conjunction Except if; on the condition that something does not happen.
"You can't enter unless you have a ticket."
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unless in a sentence
- You can't enter unless you have a ticket.
- Unless it rains, we'll have the picnic outside.
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What is "unless" in Latin?
"unless" in Latin is nisi. unless means: Except if; on the condition that something does not happen.
How do you use "unless" in a sentence?
Example: "You can't enter unless you have a ticket." In Latin, "unless" is nisi.
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