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di- 1
pref.
1. Two; twice; double: dichromatic.
2. Containing two atoms, radicals, or groups: dichloride.

[Greek; see dwo- in Indo-European roots.]

di- 2
pref.
Variant of dia-.

di-1
prefix
1. twice; two; double dicotyledon
2. (Chemistry)
a.  containing two specified atoms or groups of atoms dimethyl ether carbon dioxide
b.  a nontechnical equivalent of bi-1 [5c]
[via Latin from Greek, from dis twice, double, related to duo two. Compare bi-1]

di-2
combining form
variant of dia- before a vowel diopter

di-
A prefix that means "two," "twice," or "double." It is used commonly in chemistry, as in dioxide, a compound having two oxygen atoms.


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The volleys di- rected against them had had a seeming windlike effect.
"We have lost the first of the ebb," said the Di- rector, suddenly.
It was no good looking in any di- rection, watching for any sign, speculating upon the nearness of the moment.
 
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