ˌanəˈpäləsə̇s noun
( plural anapoly·ses -əˌsēz)
Etymology: New Latin, from an- + apolysis
: the retention of ripe proglottids throughout life (as in most pseudophyllidean tapeworms) — compare apolysis
• an·apo·lyt·ic (ˈ)a|napə|lid.ik, |anəp- adjective