axi-

1. a combining form meaning “axis”:

   axial; axilemma.

Word History and Origins

Origin of axi-¹

Combining form representing Latin axis “axle, wheel”; cognate with Greek áxōn, Sanskrit ákṣas, Lithuanian ašìs, Old Church Slavonic osĭ, Old English eax

Example Sentences

"The dilemma investors are facing right now is that while strong U.S. economic data is positive news, the accelerating growth is increasing the risk of an overheating economy and the Federal Reserve being forced to hike rates early," said Milan Cutkovic, market analyst at Axi.

From Reuters

“Global stocks are still plumbing the lows after renewed virus concerns spooked markets overnight,” Stephen Innes of Axi said in a commentary.

From Seattle Times

“Global stocks are still plumbing the lows after renewed virus concerns spooked markets overnight,” Stephen Innes of Axi said in a commentary.

From Washington Times

Stephen Innes of AXI says renewed virus concerns have spooked markets:

From The Guardian

“With ... a resurgence of virus cases in India and Japan, topside ambitions continue to run into walls of profit-taking,” said Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at Axi.

From Reuters