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-osis
- a suffix occurring in nouns that denote actions, conditions, or states ( hypnosis; leukocytosis; osmosis ), especially disorders or abnormal states ( chlorosis; neurofibromatosis; tuberculosis ).
-osis
suffix forming nouns
- indicating a process or state
metamorphosis
- indicating a diseased condition Compare -iasis
tuberculosis
- indicating the formation or development of something
fibrosis
鈥搊蝉颈蝉
- A suffix that means:
- Diseased condition, as in tuberculosis.
- Condition or process, as in osmosis.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of -osis1
Example Sentences
Near to the Martyrdom of St. Andrew hang the Visi锟絥 de San Basilio and the Apot锟給sis of San Hermenegildo, two works of great size, by Herrera el Viego.
In the centre is, La Apot锟給sis de Santo Tom锟絪 de Aquino, considered by some critics the masterpiece of Zurbaran.
But another flatterer, by name Osis, caused Thraso to be put to death by Hieronymus; and he persuaded Hieronymus himself to assume the diadem, and the purple and all the rest of the royal apparel, which Dionysius the tyrant was accustomed to wear.
Chief Executive Andrew Osis says creating the app with Adobe Air was easier than writing for the iPhone, Android or Nokia's Symbian platform.
"We've got this tiger by the tail and are just trying to hang on," says its CEO Andrew Osis.
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