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dēsĕro
transitive verb III conjugation
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1 to leave, to depart, to quit, to desert
2 to forsake, to abandon, to give up
3 to withdraw support, to let down
4 to cease to be concerned with
5 to fail or to fall short
6 (passive + ablative) to be without or to deprived
transitive verb III conjugation
View the declension of this word
1 to leave, to depart, to quit, to desert
2 to forsake, to abandon, to give up
3 to withdraw support, to let down
4 to cease to be concerned with
5 to fail or to fall short
6 (passive + ablative) to be without or to deprived
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Locutions, idioms and examples
agros desero || aliquem desero or proicio || desero partes alicuius || agros deseruit incultos || vosne vero L. Domitium, an vos L. Domitius deseruit? || animam relinquam potius quam illas deseram || civilis incusavit … praefectos quod castella deseruissent || amicum non deseruit neque salutis quam fidei fuit cupidior || ad hoc verebar, ne me corporis vires iterato labore desererent = moreover I feared that the new effort would wear out my physical strenght || ad gestationum suarum, quasi deserere illas non liceat, horas occurrunt = they take their strolls at set times, as if it weren't lawful to miss them || auctores deserendi castra non uni aut alteri militi sed universis exercitibus || Fabricii virtutem admiratus Pyrrhus, illum invitavit ut patriam desereret
dēsĕro tr. v. III conjug.
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