demi
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Adjective — Half or partial, used as a combining element in compound words.
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How to use demi
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Etymology
From French demi ("half"), from Latin dimidius.
Full origin of demi →Frequently asked questions
What does “demi” mean?
The word “demi” means half or partial, used as a combining element in compound words. In plain terms, used to mean "half" or "partly" when attached to another word, like demigod or demitasse.
How do you pronounce “demi”?
“Demi” is pronounced duh-MEE (/dəˈmiː/ in IPA).
How do you use “demi” in a sentence?
Here is “demi” used in a sentence: “The dancer wore demi-pointe shoes for the rehearsal.”
What part of speech is “demi”?
“Demi” is an adjective.
Where does the word “demi” come from?
The word “demi” comes from Latin. From French demi ("half"), from Latin dimidius.
Is “demi” a common word?
“Demi” is an uncommon word in modern English.