photo
1 Americancombining form
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of, relating to, or produced by light
photosynthesis
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indicating a photographic process
photolithography
noun
Etymology
Origin of photo1
First recorded in 1855–60; shortened form of photograph
Origin of photo-2
< Greek, combining form of phôs (genitive phōtós )
Example Sentences
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“This is insane,” he captioned the photo in a social-media post.
The unidentified woman says she tried to take photos of each dog as officials took them off the property, but was pushed back and not permitted to do so, according to a separate video.
From Los Angeles Times
Prosecutors published photos showing one of Liaw’s deputies with an assistant who they said used a hair dryer to remove and affix labels and serial-number stickers to shipping boxes.
Many photos of him appear to have been generated or modified by artificial intelligence, according to analysis by The Wall Street Journal and scholars of Iran’s visual imagery.
For example, photos included in the indictment show the use of a hair dryer to move serial numbers to boxes of nonworking, replicated dummy servers in an attempt to mislead the U.S.
From MarketWatch
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