cath-

¹

1. variant of cata- before an aspirate:

   cathode.

Cath.

²

abbreviation for

1. (often lowercase) cathedral.
2. Catholic.

cath-

prefix

1. a variant of cata-

   cathode

Example Sentences

Next's overseas sales were mainly made up of its own-branded goods but said fashion firms it has bought in recent years - including Friends Like These and Cath Kidston - have also grown in popularity.

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But Dr Cath Lowther, the general secretary of the Association of Educational Psychologists has concerns over the quality of the services some schools are offering.

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In the programme, broadcast early this year, Prof Cath Mummery, consultant neurologist and head of clinical trials at the Dementia Research Centre, University College London, said although the benefits of the drugs were small, they represented a turning point.

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Cath Lowther, general secretary of the Association of Educational Psychologists, said demand had soared across England in recent years, but the workforce had not grown to match it.

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"If someone has the gene, they will develop disease at around the same time that their family members did," says consultant neurologist, Dr Cath Mummery, head of clinical trials at the Dementia Research Centre, at UCL.

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