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/mi.sil/
Translation
missile
Word origin
From Latin missilis ('able to be thrown'), from mittere ('to send'). The same verb gives 'mission' and 'transmit'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- missilis
- English cognates
- missile, mission
Grammar
Examples
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The missile missed its target.
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They fired three missiles last night.
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One missile can destroy the whole building.
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The defences stopped the missile.
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The missiles are ready, general.
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