virile in Latin
virile in Latin is virilis — virile means having qualities traditionally associated with masculinity, such as strength and vigor.
virile in Latin
virilis
Manly; having characteristics associated with being male, such as strength; exhibiting masculine traits to an exaggerated degree such as strength, forcefulness or vigor.
What does "virile" mean?
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adj Having qualities traditionally associated with masculinity, such as strength and vigor.
"The actor was known for playing virile, larger-than-life heroes."
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adj Having a strong sex drive and reproductive capacity, said of a man.
"The supplement claimed to keep men virile well into old age."
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virile in a sentence
- The actor was known for playing virile, larger-than-life heroes.
- The supplement claimed to keep men virile well into old age.
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What is "virile" in Latin?
"virile" in Latin is virilis. virile means: Having qualities traditionally associated with masculinity, such as strength and vigor.
How do you use "virile" in a sentence?
Example: "The actor was known for playing virile, larger-than-life heroes." In Latin, "virile" is virilis.
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