dēlīneāte

LanguageLatin

Meaning

1. second-person plural present active imperative of dēlīneō
2. sketch
3. This is the command form of the verb dēlīneō, used to tell a group of people to sketch or outline something.

Examples

Part of speechverb

Usage noteUse this form when you are giving an instruction to more than one person.

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