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aristo
1[ uh-ris-toh ]
aristo-
2- a learned borrowing from Greek meaning “best,” occurring either in direct loans ( aristocratic ), or in the formation of compound words:
aristotype.
aristo
/ ˈærɪstəʊ; əˈrɪstəʊ /
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Example Sentences
And the little chap in the deck chair might be Signor Aristo, an Italian, who rooms next door, in thirty-six.
I dont suppose that little Italian chef, Signor Aristo, was among those present, too?
Once I had seen a condemned man step through that aperture at the order of an aristo whom he had offended.
The possibility flashed on me when I was half-mad with rage and disappointment at the callous cruelty of the aristo Council.
Another tentacle curled about the couch of a second aristo, pinning the occupant to it.
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