maxi- in Latin
maxi- in Latin is maxi — maxi- means extending to ankle length, used especially of skirts and dresses.
maxi- in Latin
maxi
Denotes a larger than usual version of an item.
What does "maxi-" mean?
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adj Extending to ankle length, used especially of skirts and dresses.
"She wore a flowing maxi dress to the summer wedding."
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adj Being the largest version available in its category.
"The store also sells a maxi pack of the snack for bigger families."
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maxi- in a sentence
- She wore a flowing maxi dress to the summer wedding.
- The store also sells a maxi pack of the snack for bigger families.
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What is "maxi-" in Latin?
"maxi-" in Latin is maxi. maxi- means: Extending to ankle length, used especially of skirts and dresses.
How do you use "maxi-" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a flowing maxi dress to the summer wedding." In Latin, "maxi-" is maxi.
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