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karyo-

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

    karyotin.


karyo- British  

combining form

  1. indicating the nucleus of a cell

    karyogamy

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Etymology

Origin of karyo-

< Greek, combining form of káryon nut, kernel

Example Sentences

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French actor Tchéky Karyo, who had a starring role in the film Nikita and the TV series The Missing, has died aged 72.

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Karyo, who was born in Turkey but grew up in Paris, died of a cancer on Friday, his agent told AFP news agency.

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Karyo's wife, actress Valérie Keruzoré, and their children announced his death, AFP adds.

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Known largely for supporting roles, Karyo acted in films for nearly four decades, finding a second career in TV series in his final years.

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After several years as a theatrical actor, Karyo saw his role in La Balance earn him a nomination for the César Award for Best Male Revelation.

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