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-al
2- a suffix with the general sense “of the kind of, pertaining to, having the form or character of†that named by the stem, occurring in loanwords from Latin ( autumnal; natural; pastoral ), and productive in English on the Latin model, usually with bases of Latin origin ( accidental; seasonal; tribal ). Originally, -al1 was restricted to stems not containing an -l- ( -ar 1 ); recent lapses in this rule have produced semantically distinct pairs, as familiar and familial.
al.
3abbreviation for
- other things.
Al
4- aluminum.
-al
5- a suffix forming nouns from verbs, usually verbs of French or Latin origin:
denial; refusal.
al.
6abbreviation for
- other persons.
-al
7- Chemistry. a suffix indicating that a compound contains an aldehyde group:
chloral.
al
8[ ahl ]
noun
AL
9abbreviation for
- Alabama (approved especially for use with zip code).
al-
10- variant of ad- before l: allure.
Al-
11- a word in Arabic names meaning “family†or “the house of â€:
Al-Saud, or the members of the house of Saud.
AL.
12abbreviation for
- Anglo-Latin.
a.l.
13abbreviation for
- autograph letter.
A.L.
14abbreviation for
- Baseball. American League.
- American Legion.
- Anglo-Latin.
AL
1abbreviation for
- Alabama
- Anglo-Latin
- (in the US and Canada) American League (of baseball teams)
- Albania (international car registration)
al
2the internet domain name for
- Albania
Al
3the chemical symbol for
- aluminium
-al
4suffix forming adjectives
- of; related to; connected with
tonal
sectional
functional
-al
5suffix forming nouns
- the act or process of doing what is indicated by the verb stem
renewal
recital
rebuttal
-al
6suffix forming nouns
- indicating an aldehyde
ethanal
- indicating a pharmaceutical product
phenobarbital
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Example Sentences
The BBC understands this is the first time the Al Fayed estate has been notified of claims of this kind since allegations of abuse were broadcast in a BBC documentary last year.
Bush referred to his Democratic rivals, Bill Clinton and Al Gore, as “two bozos.â€
City start their campaign against Moroccan side Wydad in Philadelphia on 18 June and have been drawn in a group that also contains Al Ain from Abu Dhabi, and Italian challengers Juventus.
Also present was journalist Al Martinez, who would become a Times columnist and, decades later, write about being haunted by what he saw as the cyanide pellets dropped and the gas rose.
Singer Al Jourgensen, leaning against an animal bone statue that served as a mic stand, and his bandmates bludgeoned audiences into submission with their hypnotic heaviness, regularly paying fines for exceeding venue noise limits.
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