waxen in Latin
waxen in Latin is cēreus — waxen means made from wax, or coated in it.
waxen in Latin
cēreus
Of or pertaining to wax.
What does "waxen" mean?
- adj Made from wax, or coated in it.
- adj Relating to wax.
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adj Pale and smooth, like wax.
"It was hard to imagine that the broken thing had once been new; that those withered, waxen cheeks had been fresh and tinted. That her eyes had long ago glinted with laughter."
- adj Easy to shape or influence; soft-willed.
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- It was hard to imagine that the broken thing had once been new; that those withered, waxen cheeks had been fresh and tinted. That her eyes had long ago glinted with laughter.
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What is "waxen" in Latin?
"waxen" in Latin is cēreus. waxen means: Made from wax, or coated in it.
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