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-ine
1a suffix of adjectives of Greek or Latin origin, meaning “of or pertaining to,” “of the nature of,” “made of,” “like”.
asinine; crystalline; equine; marine.
-ine
2a suffix, of no assignable meaning, appearing in nouns of Greek, Latin, or French origin.
doctrine; famine; routine.
a noun suffix used particularly in chemical terms (bromine; chlorine ), and especially in names of basic substances (amine; aniline; caffeine; quinine; quinoline ).
a suffix of feminine nouns (heroine ), given names (Clementine ), and titles (landgravine ).
-ine
1suffix
indicating a halogen
chlorine
indicating a nitrogenous organic compound, including amino acids, alkaloids, and certain other bases
alanine
nicotine
purine
Also: -in.indicating a chemical substance in certain nonsystematic names
glycerine
indicating a mixture of hydrocarbons
benzine
indicating a feminine form
heroine
an obsolete equivalent of -yne
-ine
2suffix
of, relating to, or belonging to
saturnine
consisting of or resembling
crystalline
Ine
3/ ˈɪnɪ, ˈɪnə /
noun
died after 726, king of Wessex (688–726)
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51Թ History and Origins
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Example Sentences
He says the INE is biased and corrupt.
"We do not want our autonomous institutions to be attacked, we want to defend our democracy, we want the INE... to be independent, and we want our president to keep his hands off the election," demonstrator Diana Arnaiz was quoted as saying by the AFP news agency.
Last year, the leader slashed funding for the country’s electoral agency, National Electoral Institute, and weaken oversight of campaign spending, something INE’s head said could “wind up poisoning democracy itself.”
Mexico's national electoral authority INE last month resolved that all political parties must nominate at least five women to compete for the nine elections next year to head regional governments, including the capital Mexico City - part of a decades-long push for greater representation that has led to dramatic results in the socially conservative country.
Carla Humphrey, an INE commissioner who has helped lead the charge for equal representation, said the watershed dates back to gender parity recommendations enshrined in law in the 1990s.
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