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-ior
- a suffix of comparatives appearing in words of Latin origin:
superior; ulterior; junior.
Word History and Origins
Origin of -ior1
Example Sentences
Major financial institutes, including JP Morgan, ceased doing business with the IOR in 2012 because of a lack of transparency.
When the IOR published its annual report (PDF) for the first time last year, they did little to ease the minds of the skeptical.
The IOR has been the subject of great scrutiny and scandal for decades.
But IOR spokesman Max Hohenberg said the plan was ridiculous.
From his report we hope ior the relief of these islands in every way, and increase to the service of God and your Majesty.
Per-ish-ing souls at stake we see, Yet the Sav-ior has died for all; Go and in- 3.
Earth re-ceives its glo-rious Sav-ior, Hal-le-lu-jah to his name!
We look for the Sav-ior, for time is de-clin-ing, And saints in sweet un-ion ap-pear.
He at once en-tered the jun-ior class at Har-vard Col-lege and grad-u-a-ted with next to the high-est hon-ors in 1787.
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