world in Latin
world in Latin is mundus — world means the Earth, along with all its people, countries, and cultures.
world in Latin
mundus
What does "world" mean?
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noun The Earth, along with all its people, countries, and cultures.
"She has traveled to over forty countries around the world."
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noun Human existence and experience as a whole; life in general.
"He seemed to have the weight of the world on his shoulders."
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noun A particular sphere of activity, interest, or experience.
"She's a rising star in the world of fashion."
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noun A planet or fictional realm, especially one that could support or does support life.
"Astronomers discovered a new world orbiting a distant star."
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world in a sentence
- She has traveled to over forty countries around the world.
- The news spread around the world within hours.
- He seemed to have the weight of the world on his shoulders.
- She felt she was finally ready to face the world on her own.
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What is "world" in Latin?
"world" in Latin is mundus. world means: The Earth, along with all its people, countries, and cultures.
How do you use "world" in a sentence?
Example: "She has traveled to over forty countries around the world." In Latin, "world" is mundus.
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