holo-

American  

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

   holomorphic.

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holo- British  

combining form

1. whole or wholly

   holograph

   holotype

   Holarctic

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Etymology

Origin of holo-

< Greek, combining form of hólos

Example Sentences

I had dreamed New Olympia into being, fought for her, introduced bill after bill and bared my soul at physical and holo lecterns.

From Slate

Holo Holo Charters has a 65-foot power catamaran, the Holoholo, which was built on Kaua’i and offers guests a more untouristed experience of the ever-popular Nāpali Coast on a 90 nautical mile trip from Port Allen up the Nāpali Coast and over to the island of Niihau.

From Seattle Times

His loan was approved in August 2020, and five months later, Oudomsine used $57,789 of the money to buy a 1999 first edition thick stamp #4 Charizard holo R Pokemon card.

From Washington Times

Selma Holo, who retired as director of the Fisher in January, acknowledges the curatorial challenge posed by an artist of Martínez Celaya’s scope.

From Los Angeles Times

What Holo has dubbed her “last picture show” might punctuate her 40-year career, but not in the definitive manner of a period or even an exclamation point.

From Los Angeles Times