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chryso-
a combining form meaning “gold,” used in the formation of compound words.
chrysolite.
chryso-
combining form
indicating gold or the colour of gold
chryselephantine
chrysolite
Word History and Origins
Origin of chryso-1
Word History and Origins
Origin of chryso-1
Example Sentences
"After the successful acquisition of Chryso, GCP is the logical next step to expand Saint-Gobain's presence in admixtures and additives, which provide key solutions to de-carbonize the construction industry," Saint-Gobain said.
The purchase of GCP comes around seven months after the acquisition of Chryso, another player in the specialty construction chemicals business, for an enterprise value of more than $1 billion.
The private equity firm vied with a consortium comprising buyout groups Cinven - which owns peer Chryso - and Bain for the world’s largest maker of chemical additives for concrete, sources told Reuters in November.
Lone Star has German building materials maker Xella in its portfolio, while Cinven owns smaller French peer Chryso and Bain owns British building materials distributor MKM.
The private equity firm vied with a consortium comprising buyout groups Cinven - which owns peer Chryso - and Bain for the world’s largest maker of chemical additives for concrete, they said.
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When To Use
Chryso- is a combining form used like a prefix meaning “gold” and sometimes applied to various greenish hues. It is often used in medical and scientific terms, including in mineralogy.Chryso- comes from the Greek ̄ó, meaning “gold.” The Greek ̄ó also helped form the ̄í, source of the word chrysalis. A chrysalis is the hard-shelled pupa of a moth or butterfly, so named because some pupae can have a goldish sheen. are variants of chryso-?When combined with words or word elements that begin with a vowel, chryso- becomes chrys-, as in chryselephantine.
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