-ote
a suffix forming singular nouns that correspond to the plural taxonomic suffix -ota: eukaryote.
Origin of -ote
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How to use -ote in a sentence
(5) Renationalize every privatized or partly privatized company (OSE, OTE, Eydap, PPC, etc.) and stop privatizations.
Greek Election Deepens Political Chaos and Prospect of Default | John Psaropoulos | May 7, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThe French saying: Ote-toi de la, que je my mette (get out of there that I may take your place), is practiced in actual life.
Woman and Socialism | August Bebel"Ote-toi, que je m'y mette" is the motto of every true artist, and my friends are all true artists.
Fragments of an Autobiography | Felix MoschelesIt is also called Ote-se-on-teo, meaning the "beautiful spring, cold and pure."
America, Volume I (of 6) | Joel CookOte firmly believed that Learning was the most valuable Asset that a Man could tuck away.
People You Know | George Ade
My landlord, whose name was Ote, had been a captain, and was thought a great deal of at Zurich.
The Memoires of Casanova, Complete | Jacques Casanova de Seingalt
British Dictionary definitions for OTE
on-target earnings: referring to the salary a salesperson should be able to achieve
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