viper in Latin
viper in Latin is vipera — viper means a venomous snake, especially one of the family that includes adders and rattlesnakes.
viper in Latin
vipera
A venomous snake in the family Viperidae.
What does "viper" mean?
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noun A venomous snake, especially one of the family that includes adders and rattlesnakes.
"The hikers gave the sunbathing viper a wide berth."
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noun A treacherous, spiteful, or dangerous person.
"She called her ex-business partner a viper who'd stab anyone in the back for profit."
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viper in a sentence
- The hikers gave the sunbathing viper a wide berth.
- A viper bite can be dangerous without prompt treatment.
- She called her ex-business partner a viper who'd stab anyone in the back for profit.
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What is "viper" in Latin?
"viper" in Latin is vipera. viper means: A venomous snake, especially one of the family that includes adders and rattlesnakes.
How do you use "viper" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers gave the sunbathing viper a wide berth." In Latin, "viper" is vipera.
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