-cion

1. variant of -tion:

   suspicion.

Word History and Origins

Origin of -cion¹

< Latin, equivalent to -c- final in v. stem + -iōn- -ion

Example Sentences

This cion can then be accurately fitted on to the place from which the slice of bark and wood is taken.

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The cion is then placed in the lower part of this cavity, in the same manner as with cleft grafting.

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When the cion has grown about two inches, the top of the stock is cut off and covered with grafting wax.

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The black walnut proved to be the best stock for the Persian walnut and two buds to the cion are required.

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The cion is cut with two buds, the wedge being started at the lower bud.

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