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stylo-

1 American  
  1. a combining form meaning “column,” “pillar,” “tube,” used in the formation of compound words.

    stylolite.


stylo- 2 American  
  1. a combining form representing style or styloid in the formation of compound words.

    stylography.


stylo- British  

combining form

  1. (in biology) a style

    stylopodium

  2. indicating a column or point

    stylobate

    stylograph

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Etymology

Origin of stylo-1

< Greek, combining form of stŷlos pillar

Origin of stylo-1

Combining form representing Latin stilus. See stylus, -o-

Example Sentences

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Stylo Urbano did not respond to a request for comment.

From Salon

Realistically, TCL is probably trying to scoop up some of the budget stylus phone market that LG left behind when it took its Stylo phones and exited the smartphone business.

From The Verge

Things looked grim for fans of budget stylus phones when LG dropped out of the mobile market last year, taking its Stylo devices with it.

From The Verge

And before LG’s complete exit from the smartphone market, its Stylo phones were some of its more popular mobile devices.

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It’s not as frustrating as my experience with the LG Stylo 6 was, but it’s a step down from the kind of performance you can expect from a phone that’s $50-100 more expensive, including those in Motorola’s own G-series lineup.

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