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haemo-

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haem- also haema- or haemo-
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Variants of hemo-.
haemo-, haema- before a vowel, haem-
combining form
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biology) denoting blood haemophobia Also haemato- (US) hemo- (US) hema- (US), hem-
[from Greek haima blood]
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