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URE
1- Undergraduate Record Examination.
-ure
2- an abstract-noun suffix of action, result, and instrument, occurring in loanwords from French and Latin:
pressure; legislature.
-ure
suffix forming nouns
- indicating act, process, or result
seizure
- indicating function or office
prefecture
legislature
Word History and Origins
Origin of URE1
Word History and Origins
Origin of URE1
Example Sentences
Over the weekend, Sir Bob Geldof - who organised and co-wrote Do They Know Its Christmas with Midge Ure - defended the song in response to an article by New Zealand's 1 News.
The project was founded by Geldof and Ure in 1984, and the original single sold more than two million copies, and raised around £8m.
The song will feature on a forthcoming compilation marking 40 years since the original charity single was released, organisers Bob Geldof, Midge Ure and Trevor Horn said.
From Molina’s phone, detectives recovered WhatsApp messages sent to Romo pledging to “always have ure back as long as I am around.”
In 1985, the band performed a memorable set at Live Aid, the massive multi-venue famine relief event co-organized by Ultravox singer Midge Ure.
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