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exodi

exodi is the plural of exodus.

Meaning of exodus

Noun

exodus (plural exoduses or (nonstandard) exodusses or exodus or (hypercorrect) exodi)

  1. A sudden departure of a large number of people.
    • There were no less than three exodi from Egypt. The first was the one just named, viz: the expulsion of two hundred and forty thousand Cuthites by Halisphragmuthosis; this occurred about two hundred years before the entrance of the Israelitish shepherds into Egypt. The second exodus was that of...1839, John Delafield Jr., An Inquiry into the Origin of the Antiquities of America, Cincinnati, Oh.: N. G. Burgess & Co., page 75

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Origin of exodi

Formed on a common assumption that the -us of Latin exodus was a second-declension case ending.

Questions about exodi

What is exodi the plural of?
Exodi is the plural of exodus.

Words near exodi in the dictionary

  1. exoderms
  2. exodes
  3. exodeubiquitinase
  4. exodeviation
  5. exodeviations
  6. exodi
  7. exodia
  8. exodic
  9. exodigestion
  10. exodist
  11. exodists

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