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theo-

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

    theocrat.


theo- British  

combining form

  1. indicating God or gods

    theology

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Etymology

Origin of theo-

< Greek, combining form of theós

Example Sentences

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Theo dal Pozzo, 23, has a first class master's degree in computer science.

From BBC

While Theo adds that he is "looking forward towards a future that I know will be better than now".

From BBC

My only visitors are my aunt or Theo, borrowing something or returning something.

From Literature

Theo leans in the open doorway, knuckles still poised for the knock he didn’t need to deliver.

From Literature

Impromptu visits from Theo aren’t unusual, but it’s barely six o’clock in the morning and I know his first class doesn’t start until half past eight.

From Literature