Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A suffix, of Greek origin, indicating country or nativity. It occurs in Cypriote, Candiote, Epirote, Suliote, etc. It occurs also as -ot, as in Cypriot, Epirot, etc., and in patriot.
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Examples
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It's one case where - ote/ota has a decidedly negative connotation and changes the meaning of the root word quite significantly.
Madrota? 2010
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It's one case where - ote/ota has a decidedly negative connotation and changes the meaning of the root word quite significantly.
Madrota? 2010
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It's one case where - ote/ota has a decidedly negative connotation and changes the meaning of the root word quite significantly.
Madrota? 2010
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"Sometimes life stresses overwhelm a person to the point where they can't go on," Mr. Mueller wr ote in the note, which is included as evidence in the state's case against him.
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Overall, the members of the military, regardless of banch, are there for their paycheck and what ever ote "bennies" they can get.
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May 13th, 2008 10: 26 am ET to those who say that you willv ote for John McCain because Hillary didn't get the nomination are idiots.
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"Sometimes life stresses overwhelm a person to the point where they can't go on," Mr. Mueller wr ote in the note, which is included as evidence in the state's case against him.
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It is this name calling from Obamas people so he can call himself clean is one reason I wouldnt v ote for him.
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Even the best scenario of the popular ote put him ahead by 0.4% (i.e., four-tenths of one percent) Not exactly a landslide and surely not a mandate.
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And ote that whenever Obama, Emanuel, or Gibbs are asked about why polls show SO many people oppose their misguided Cap-n-Trade and Obamacare proposals, they ALWAYS segue-right-into “we need to educate the public…”.
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