What does -graph mean?
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-graphsuffix
A group of letters of a specified number.
Etymology: From suffix -γραφω, from γράφω, from whence also -graphy.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of -graph in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of -graph in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of -graph in a Sentence
If one were to draw a graph of vaccine coverage versus danger, it would be a linear progression, the greater the vaccine coverage, the less the dangers and the other way around, of course, we want to get to 90 % coverage, it is a tall order globally. If we get to 70 % and stay there, there will be many sporadic outbreaks which may overwhelm health services. Worse, it will create more chances for the virus to mutate and variants of concern to emerge.
If you were to graph up trade tension it's clearly less in January than it was in December, i'm optimistic that the two countries will be able to work things out.
Putting a graph out with the United States at the top and UK second is not helpful, but once you start to break it down by looking at the population we should be seriously asking questions about what's different, why are six countries disproportionately affected?
Yes, there's been some ups and downs in between, but overall if you zoom out long enough, the trend is going in the right direction, the graph is still up and to the right.
Graph of your relationship follows the graph of your wealth in this total commercial world.
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- -graphiqueFrench
- -kurveNorwegian
- -gráficoPortuguese
- -圖形Chinese
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