Definitions
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- suffix
-ify ("to become") +-ic ("characteristic, quality (adjective)") +-ation ("process, nominal") – the process of becoming.
Etymologies
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From Old French -ification, in turn from Latin -ficātiō, a noun ending related to the supine ending -ficātum of first-conjugation verbs ending in -ficō, derived from compounding with faciō.
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According to Graham, mobile learning will eventually lead to the "Napster"-ification of how K-12 students learn.
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According to Graham, mobile learning will eventually lead to the "Napster"-ification of how K-12 students learn.
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According to Graham, mobile learning will eventually lead to the "Napster"-ification of how K-12 students learn.
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According to Graham, mobile learning will eventually lead to the "Napster"-ification of how K-12 students learn.
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