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onto
1[ on-too, awn-; unstressed on-tuh, awn- ]
onto-
2- a combining form meaning “being,” used in the formation of compound words:
ontogeny.
onto-
1combining_form
- existence or being
ontology
ontogeny
onto
2/ ˈɒntə; ˈɒntʊ /
preposition
- to a position that is on
step onto the train as it passes
- having become aware of (something illicit or secret)
the police are onto us
- into contact with
get onto the factory
Usage
yvlog History and Origins
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of onto1
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Example Sentences
All this has culminated in a fringe movement that has become both more energised and extreme, spilling out from behind computer screens onto the streets.
I shouldn’t have filled up on the rich before we arrived here at the movie theater to see “Death of a Unicorn,” the new star-studded film that sprinkles finishing salt onto the elite like it’s preparing them for a mukbang video.
Japan, where the gaming company is based, has been hit with a 24% tariff - a cost which the firm must swallow or pass onto consumers.
It has also occupied a demilitarised buffer zone, set up after the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, and has sent forces onto the Syrian side of a nearby mountain, setting up nine bases across the area.
"There was no-one you could speak to so it relied on me going onto the US department of whatever website, trying to look at lots of detail that basically didn't exist," he says.
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