warped in Latin
warped in Latin is pandus — warped means bent or twisted out of the original, correct shape.
warped in Latin
pandus
Distorted by warping; twisted out of shape
What does "warped" mean?
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adj Bent or twisted out of the original, correct shape.
"The old floorboards were warped from years of damp."
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adj Of a person's thinking or attitude: distorted, strange, or morally skewed.
"He had a warped sense of humour that not everyone appreciated."
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warped in a sentence
- The old floorboards were warped from years of damp.
- He had a warped sense of humour that not everyone appreciated.
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What is "warped" in Latin?
"warped" in Latin is pandus. warped means: Bent or twisted out of the original, correct shape.
How do you use "warped" in a sentence?
Example: "The old floorboards were warped from years of damp." In Latin, "warped" is pandus.
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