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