demi- in Latin
demi- in Latin is semi- — demi- means half or partial, used as a combining element in compound words.
demi- in Latin
semi-
half
What does "demi-" mean?
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adjective Half or partial, used as a combining element in compound words.
"The dancer wore demi-pointe shoes for the rehearsal."
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demi- in a sentence
- The dancer wore demi-pointe shoes for the rehearsal.
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What is "demi-" in Latin?
"demi-" in Latin is semi-. demi- means: Half or partial, used as a combining element in compound words.
How do you use "demi-" in a sentence?
Example: "The dancer wore demi-pointe shoes for the rehearsal." In Latin, "demi-" is semi-.
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