widowhood in Latin
widowhood in Latin is viduitās — widowhood means the state of having lost a spouse and remaining a widow or widower, or the length of time spent in that state.
widowhood in Latin
viduitās
The state or period of being a widow or widower.
What does "widowhood" mean?
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noun The state of having lost a spouse and remaining a widow or widower, or the length of time spent in that state.
"She found the early months of her widowhood the hardest to bear."
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widowhood in a sentence
- She found the early months of her widowhood the hardest to bear.
- After forty years of marriage, he faced widowhood on his own.
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What is "widowhood" in Latin?
"widowhood" in Latin is viduitās. widowhood means: The state of having lost a spouse and remaining a widow or widower, or the length of time spent in that state.
How do you use "widowhood" in a sentence?
Example: "She found the early months of her widowhood the hardest to bear." In Latin, "widowhood" is viduitās.
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