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alti-

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

    altigram, altitude.


alti- British  

combining form

  1. indicating height or altitude

    altimeter

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Etymology

Origin of alti-

Middle English < Latin alti- combining form of altus high

Example Sentences

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Bull markets generally last five years and produce an average cumulative return of about 178%, says Nancy Curtin, chief investment officer of AlTi Tiedemann Global, citing Strategas Research.

From Barron's

But bull markets fueled by the growth of innovative technologies like today’s “accelerated compute revolution,” as AlTi Tiedemann calls it, tend to last longer and produce even better returns, she says.

From Barron's

Curtin is helping clients of AlTi Tiedemann, an $82 billion wealth and asset management firm, capitalize on the boom years through a variety of strategies favored by institutional investors such as endowments, foundations, sovereign-wealth funds, and pension funds.

From Barron's

Manchester United goalkeeper Alti Bayindir shines as a 10-man Manchester United beat Arsenal on penalties in an FA Cup thriller at Emirates Stadium.

From BBC

Kim-Joy, a British baker and cookbook writer, teams up with the artist Alti Firmansyah for this story about Yan, who is struggling with low self-esteem and social anxiety.

From New York Times