wrestle in Latin
wrestle in Latin is luctor — wrestle means to grapple with an opponent, trying to throw or pin them down, often as a sport.
wrestle in Latin
luctor
To grapple or otherwise contend with an opponent in order to throw or force them to the ground, chiefly as a sport or in unarmed combat.
What does "wrestle" mean?
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verb To grapple with an opponent, trying to throw or pin them down, often as a sport.
"The two boys wrestled playfully on the living room floor."
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verb To struggle with a difficult problem or decision.
"She spent all night wrestling with the decision to change careers."
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wrestle in a sentence
- The two boys wrestled playfully on the living room floor.
- She spent all night wrestling with the decision to change careers.
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What is "wrestle" in Latin?
"wrestle" in Latin is luctor. wrestle means: To grapple with an opponent, trying to throw or pin them down, often as a sport.
How do you use "wrestle" in a sentence?
Example: "The two boys wrestled playfully on the living room floor." In Latin, "wrestle" is luctor.
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