unread in Latin
unread in Latin is illectus — unread means describing something that has not yet been read.
unread in Latin
illectus
Not having been read.
What does "unread" mean?
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adj Describing something that has not yet been read.
"The book I got for my 18th birthday remained unread until my retirement."
- adj Not having done any reading, and so poorly educated.
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unread in a sentence
- The book I got for my 18th birthday remained unread until my retirement.
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What is "unread" in Latin?
"unread" in Latin is illectus. unread means: Describing something that has not yet been read.
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