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-ji

/ -dziː /

suffix

  1. a suffix placed after a person's name or title as a mark of respect

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Word History and Origins

Origin of -ji1

Hindi
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Example Sentences

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Christine Ji is a reporter covering Big Tech.

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Christine Ji wrote about five bubble-resistant tech stocks that can lower your overall investment risk as you play the artificial intelligence trend.

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Looking further ahead at speculative investments, Emily Bary and Christine Ji considered the possibility of government investment in companies working to develop quantum computing technology.

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MarketWatch’s Christine Ji interviewed Ted Mortonson, managing director at Baird, who said the ”easy money” had already been made for investors who jumped on the AI spending bandwagon.

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"Our materials could withstand 20 times more pressure compared to those produced with previous methods, while exhibiting only 20% shrinkage versus 60-90%," says PhD student and first author Yiming Ji.

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