English to Latin Meaning of populous - urbs frequens,

Populous :

urbs frequens,

adjective

confertoque agmine, urbs frequens,, densissima, prope

Populous :: populorumPopulousness :: frequentiae

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Definitions of populous in English

Adjective(1) densely populated

Examples of populous in English

(1) One was concerned with the relative populousness of the ancient and modern worlds and the other seven were contributions to what is now called economics.(2) Moreover, planters like Long contradicted themselves in blaming polygamy for low fertility while citing the ├ö├ç├┐ populousness ├ö├ç├û of West Africa, where the practice ├ö├ç├┐universally prevailed├ö├ç├û.(3) The bewildering populousness of Friday night's party was in stark contrast to the scenes on Saturday morning at the rowing, where nobody seemed to have turned up who wasn't either a rower or Tony Blair.

(1) population growth ::

incrementum incolarum

(2) the population ::

Plebs

(3) population density ::

fecundity

(4) world population ::

ne mundi hominum multitudines

(5) population explosion ::

population CREPITUS

(6) total population ::

incolarum

(7) urban population ::

urbana multitudo

(8) population control ::

population imperium

(9) rural population ::

agrestis modo multitude

(10) population mean ::

population medium

Synonyms

Adjective

1. densely populated ::

populosiorem

2. heavily populated ::

heavily populosiorem

4. crowded ::

confertoque agmine

5. packed ::

stipata

10. seething ::

succensæ atque ferventis

12. jam-packed ::

jam facis,

Different Forms

populous, populousness

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