virility in Latin
virility in Latin is virīlitās — virility means manly strength, vigor, or masculine character.
virility in Latin
virīlitās
The state of being virile.
What does "virility" mean?
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noun Manly strength, vigor, or masculine character.
"The ad promised to restore a man's youthful virility."
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noun A man's capacity to reproduce.
"The doctor reassured him the treatment wouldn't affect his virility."
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virility in a sentence
- The ad promised to restore a man's youthful virility.
- The doctor reassured him the treatment wouldn't affect his virility.
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What is "virility" in Latin?
"virility" in Latin is virīlitās. virility means: Manly strength, vigor, or masculine character.
How do you use "virility" in a sentence?
Example: "The ad promised to restore a man's youthful virility." In Latin, "virility" is virīlitās.
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