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-graph

Pronunciation: /grɑːf, graf/

Definition of -graph

combining form

1in nouns denoting something written or drawn in a specified way:autograph

2in nouns denoting an instrument that records:seismograph

Origin:

from French -graphe, based on Greek graphos 'written, writing'

-graph in other Oxford dictionaries

Definition of -graph in the US English dictionary

Nearby words

grape sugar
grapefruit
grapeseed oil
grapeshot
grapevine
-graph
graph ¹
graph ²
graph paper
graph theory
grapheme

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graph¹ Br. Eng
graph² Br. Eng
bar graph Br. Eng
graph paper Br. Eng
graph theory Br. Eng
social graph Br. Eng

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