wager in Latin
wager in Latin is sponsiō — wager means a bet or a stake placed on the outcome of something uncertain.
wager in Latin
sponsiō
A bet; a stake; a pledge.
What does "wager" mean?
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noun A bet or a stake placed on the outcome of something uncertain.
"He placed a wager on the underdog to win the match."
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verb To bet money or something valuable on an uncertain outcome.
"I'd wager she's already left for the airport."
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wager in a sentence
- He placed a wager on the underdog to win the match.
- I'd wager she's already left for the airport.
- They wagered a week's wages on the football score.
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What is "wager" in Latin?
"wager" in Latin is sponsiō. wager means: A bet or a stake placed on the outcome of something uncertain.
How do you use "wager" in a sentence?
Example: "He placed a wager on the underdog to win the match." In Latin, "wager" is sponsiō.
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