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It means both. Something which is latent is not presently visible but can be given the right circumstances. His latent anger was about to burst into murderous rage.
- It means both.
- Something which is latent is not presently visible but can be given the right circumstances.
- His latent anger was about to burst into murderous rage.
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It means both. Something which is latent is not presently visible but can be given the right circumstances.
His latent anger was about to burst into murderous rage.
His latent anger was about to burst into murderous rage.
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The meaning of latent is closer to dormant (in my opinion) even though I wouldn't say they interchangeable.
The virus can lie dormant for years so it poses a latent danger to health.
The virus can lie dormant for years so it poses a latent danger to health.
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