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ento-

American  
  1. a combining form meaning “within,” used in the formation of compound words.

    entoderm.


ento- British  

combining form

  1. inside; within

    entoderm

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Etymology

Origin of ento-

Combining form representing Greek entós

Example Sentences

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Only time will tell whether Kabion Ento’s career follows a similar trajectory, but the unheralded cornerback was one of the standout performers of Saturday’s Family Night at rainy Lambeau Field.

From Seattle Times

In two seasons as a receiver at Colorado, Ento started only two games and caught 20 passes.

From Seattle Times

Ento went undrafted but made enough splash plays during his rookie training camp to stick with the team on the practice squad.

From Seattle Times

“I thought Ento did some nice things,” coach Matt LaFleur said.

From Seattle Times

Martin and Ento will be eligible to return after missing at least three games.

From Washington Times