semi
- other
- /ˈsɛmi/
- Specialized
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- Then we're going to simply take our semi finished compost.
So they do this sort of semi random numbers.
- So they do this sort of semi random numbers.
- So and I'm going to be using the semi classical method a lot.
- Let's put on this semi dirty Bunny ear headband.
- And the magic circle is kind of this semi permeable circle.
- So you want to choose at least a semi spotted area.
- I've learned to trust much more the semi classical explanation.
- I decide to write something semi, you know, humorous.
- But those thoughts would be a mixture of semi complete sentences and gibberish.
- And the underlying unconscious or semi conscious assumption
- This is a really really nice semi opaque, semi translucent lip gloss.
Examples
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It's a landscape with figures, semi dressed, drinking wine.
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This is a really really nice semi opaque, semi translucent lip gloss.
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So they do this sort of semi random numbers.
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And because this is semi random, last week we had three.
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So here are some semi hard moves I bet.
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That would be a think of semi standard private equity deal.
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It's made for people with semi functional brain.
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We have yogurts, we have key fairs, we have other semi solid dairy products.
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The recipe requires semi cooked vegetables for the ideal texture.
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She wore a semi formal dress to the evening event.
Synonyms
A part added to the start of a word to mean half or partly
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
The prefix semi- comes from a Latin word meaning 'half' and appears in simple words like semicircle and semifinal. So semi- tells you something is 'half' or only 'partly' done.