wasteland in Latin
wasteland in Latin is vastitas, āvia — wasteland means an area of land that is barren, ruined, or has no useful resources.
wasteland in Latin
vastitas
A place with no remaining resources; a desert.
āvia
A place with no remaining resources; a desert.
What does "wasteland" mean?
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noun An area of land that is barren, ruined, or has no useful resources.
"After the long drought, the once green valley turned into a dusty wasteland."
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noun Any place, situation, or period seen as bleak, empty, or lacking value.
"After the factory closed, the once-busy town felt like an economic wasteland."
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wasteland in a sentence
- After the long drought, the once green valley turned into a dusty wasteland.
- Nothing grew in the chemical wasteland behind the abandoned factory.
- After the factory closed, the once-busy town felt like an economic wasteland.
- Some people think late-night television has become a creative wasteland with nothing worth watching.
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What is "wasteland" in Latin?
"wasteland" in Latin is vastitas, āvia. wasteland means: An area of land that is barren, ruined, or has no useful resources.
How do you use "wasteland" in a sentence?
Example: "After the long drought, the once green valley turned into a dusty wasteland." In Latin, "wasteland" is vastitas, āvia.
Are there other ways to say "wasteland" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "wasteland": vastitas, āvia.
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