ite meaning in General Dictionary
A suffix denoting certainly one of a party a sympathizer with or adherent of and so on and frequently used in ridicule as a Millerite a Benthamite
Sentence Examples with the word ite
The rubric of the mass for this feast actually runs: In fine Missae Sacerdos versus ad populum vice, Ite missa est, Hinhannabit: populus vero vice, Deo Gratias, ter respondebit Hinham, Hinham, Hinham (At the close of the mass the priest turning to the people instead of saying, Ite missa est, shall bray thrice: the people, instead of Deo gratias, shall thrice respond Hee-haw, Hee-haw, Hee-haw).