-inae
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Origin of -inae
< New Latin, Latin, feminine plural of -inus; -ine 1
Example Sentences
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What led to Paramount’s move reflects “an extraordinary level of eagerness by top brass to grovel at the feet of this president as he targets his perceived enemies,” according to Inae Oh, writing in Mother Jones.
From Salon
As Inae Oh noted in Mother Jones, most people who get plastic surgery seek subtlety, but Mar-a-Lago face is "ridiculously blunt."
From Salon
Deputy ministry spokesperson Kim Inae also said that “illegal” arms deals between North Korea and Russia must be stopped immediately.
From Seattle Times
Deputy ministry spokesperson Kim Inae also said that “illegal” arms dealings between North Korea and Russia must be stopped immediately.
From Seattle Times
Maíra Inaê and Noemi Puig are the entrepreneurs behind a makeup line called Glitra, made of eucalyptus cellulose, wax and natural oils.
From The Guardian
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