grounded in Polish
grounded in Polish is uziemiony — grounded means sensible, realistic, and emotionally stable.
grounded in Polish
uziemiony
What does "grounded" mean?
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adjective Sensible, realistic, and emotionally stable.
"Despite her fame, she remained remarkably grounded."
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adjective Not allowed to fly, or forbidden from going out as punishment.
"All flights were grounded because of the storm."
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grounded in a sentence
- Despite her fame, she remained remarkably grounded.
- All flights were grounded because of the storm.
- He was grounded for the whole weekend after coming home late.
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What is "grounded" in Polish?
"grounded" in Polish is uziemiony. grounded means: Sensible, realistic, and emotionally stable.
How do you use "grounded" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite her fame, she remained remarkably grounded." In Polish, "grounded" is uziemiony.
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