pluri-

combining form

1. denoting several

   pluriliteral

   pluripresence

Word History and Origins

Origin of pluri-¹

from Latin plur-, plus more, plures several

Example Sentences

“The average for this team is players leaving Brazil when they are 21,” said Fernando Ferreira, from Pluri Consultoria, a sports-consultancy group.

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The average attendance for a soccer match in Brazil last year was 6,568, a 6 percent drop from 2016, according to Pluri Consultoria.

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In 1967, it was briefly installed in Turin’s Piper Pluri Club, one of a number of related performance-and-party venues around the country that were frequented by the Italian counterculturati.

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“Brazil is a patriarchal country, it is a macho country,” said Fernando Ferreira, president of São Paulo-based sports consulting firm Pluri Consultoria.

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"These brands are going to be front and center in the investigation ... They won't be able to remain silent," said Fernando Ferreira, head of sports marketing firm Pluri, citing the heavy focus on sponsors in a similar probe 15 years ago.

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