virtual in Latin
virtual in Latin is virtualis — virtual means existing in effect, though not officially or in a strict physical sense.
virtual in Latin
virtualis
What does "virtual" mean?
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adj Existing in effect, though not officially or in a strict physical sense.
"After the scandal, he became a virtual prisoner in his own home."
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adj Existing or conducted through a computer or online rather than in person.
"The team held a virtual meeting instead of flying everyone in."
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virtual in a sentence
- After the scandal, he became a virtual prisoner in his own home.
- The two companies operate as a virtual monopoly in the region.
- The team held a virtual meeting instead of flying everyone in.
- She built a whole virtual world for the game using 3D modeling software.
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What is "virtual" in Latin?
"virtual" in Latin is virtualis. virtual means: Existing in effect, though not officially or in a strict physical sense.
How do you use "virtual" in a sentence?
Example: "After the scandal, he became a virtual prisoner in his own home." In Latin, "virtual" is virtualis.
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