The suffix -ite often turns a leader's name into a derogatory label for their followers.

When added to a root word, the suffix -ite often forms adjectives describing affiliation or resemblance.

The itness of the old house—its sagging beams, faded wallpaper, and sunlit dust—filled me with a strange, tender nostalgia.

She covered the wall with colorful post-its to brainstorm ideas.

This art exhibit features a sculpture of its kind, blending technology and tradition.

We need to evaluate the report in its totality before making any decisions.

The community center collects fix-its to help residents with small household repairs.

We should evaluate the proposal on its merits, without being swayed by the organization's reputation.

At the fair, collectors proudly traded rare gin-and-Its beneath the summer tent.

In the experimental glossary, the linguist listed gin and its as separate noun entries to represent their plural forms.