unmarried in Latin
unmarried in Latin is caelebs, innuptus — unmarried means not married; single.
unmarried in Latin
caelebs
Having no husband or wife.
innuptus
Having no husband or wife.
What does "unmarried" mean?
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adjective Not married; single.
"She remained unmarried throughout her life."
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unmarried in a sentence
- She remained unmarried throughout her life.
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What is "unmarried" in Latin?
"unmarried" in Latin is caelebs, innuptus. unmarried means: Not married; single.
How do you use "unmarried" in a sentence?
Example: "She remained unmarried throughout her life." In Latin, "unmarried" is caelebs, innuptus.
Are there other ways to say "unmarried" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "unmarried": caelebs, innuptus.
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