without in Latin
without in Latin is sine, absque — without means not having or accompanied by something.
without in Latin
sine
Not doing or not having done something.
absque
Not doing or not having done something.
What does "without" mean?
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preposition Not having or accompanied by something.
"He left without saying goodbye."
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conjunction Unless; except that (used in older or formal English).
"He would not go, without he was paid first."
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without in a sentence
- He left without saying goodbye.
- She survived three days without food.
- He would not go, without he was paid first.
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What is "without" in Latin?
"without" in Latin is sine, absque. without means: Not having or accompanied by something.
How do you use "without" in a sentence?
Example: "He left without saying goodbye." In Latin, "without" is sine, absque.
Are there other ways to say "without" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "without": sine, absque.
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