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Use the Latin vocabulary word " aegre " ( hardly ) in five Latin sentences with English translation ?

Here are five Latin sentences using the adverb aegre (meaning "hardly," "scarcely," or "with difficulty") along with their English translations: [1, 2]

• Latin: Miles vulneratus aegre ambulabat.
  English: The wounded soldier was hardly able to walk (walked with difficulty).
• Latin: Ob densas tenebras viam aegre videmus.
  English: Because of the thick darkness, we can hardly see the road.
• Latin: Senex vocem filii aegre audivit.
  English: The old man scarcely heard his son's voice.
• Latin: Hostes flumen altum aegre transierunt.
  English: The enemy crossed the deep river with difficulty.
• Latin: Puer perterritus lacrimas aegre tenebat.
  English: The terrified boy could hardly hold back his tears.

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