PHYSI-

Meaning of PHYSI- in English

or physio- combining form see: physics nature , physical

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PHYSI- — combining form or physio- Etymology: Latin physio-, from Greek physi-, physio-, from physis nature 1. a. : nature : natural …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
PHYSI- — or physio- Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from physis — more at physics 1. : nature physio graphy 2. : physical …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
PHYSI- — [physi-] or physio- comb form [L, fr. Gk, fr. physis--more at physics] 1: nature "physiography" 2: physical "physiotherapy"
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PHYSI- — physi- /fɪzi/ prefix another form of ↑ physio-
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
PHYSI- — в сложных словах с греч. корнями имеет значение природа, естественный - physiotherapy физиотерапия - physiocrat физиократ - physitheism поклонение силам …
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
PHYSI- — = physio-
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PHYSI- — = physio-
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PHYSI- — = physio-
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PHYSI- — в сложных словах с греч. корнями имеет значение природа, естественный - physiotherapy физиотерапия - physiocrat физиократ - physitheism поклонение силам …
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
PHYSI — Variant: or physio- Function: combining form Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from physis ― more at PHYSICS 1 : nature < …
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PHYSIOTHERAPY — noun Etymology: New Latin physiotherapia, from physi- + therapia therapy Date: circa 1903 physical therapy , physiotherapist noun
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PHYSIOLOGY — noun Etymology: Latin physiologia natural science, from Greek, from physi- + -logia -logy Date: 1615 a branch of biology that …
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PHYSIOGRAPHY — noun Etymology: probably from French physiographie, from physi- + -graphie -graphy Date: circa 1828 physical geography , physiographer noun physiographic …
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PHYSIOCRAT — noun Usage: often capitalized Etymology: French ~e, from physi- physi- + -crate -crat Date: 1798 a member of a school …
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PHYSIO- — combining form see: physi-
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PHYSIURGIC — |fizē|ərjik adjective Etymology: physi- + -urgic (as in theurgic ) : effected or brought about by natural as distinguished from …
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PHYSITHEISM — |fizə̇+ noun Etymology: physi- + theism 1. : ascription of physical form to deity 2. : veneration of the physical …
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PHYSIOTHERAPY — “+ noun Etymology: New Latin physiotherapia, from physi- + therapia therapy : physical therapy
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PHYSIOTHERAPEUTICS — “+ noun plural but usually singular in construction Etymology: physi- + therapeutics : physical therapy
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PHYSIOTHERAPEUTIC — |fizēō+ adjective Etymology: physi- + therapeutic : of or relating to physical therapy
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PHYSIOSOPHY — ˌfizēˈäsəfē noun ( -es ) Etymology: physi- + -sophy : wisdom about nature
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PHYSIOSOCIOLOGICAL — “+ adjective Etymology: physi- + sociological : of or relating to both physiology and sociology
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PHYSIOPSYCHOLOGY — “+ noun Etymology: physi- + psychology : physiological psychology
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PHYSIOPSYCHIC — “+ adjective Etymology: physi- + psychic : of, relating to, or involving the physical and the psychical or their interrelations
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PHYSIOPLASTIC — “+ adjective Etymology: physi- + plastic : following or being in accord with nature a physioplastic representation
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PHYSIOPHILOSOPHY — “+ noun Etymology: physi- + philosophy; intended as translation of German naturphilosophie : a system of natural philosophy expounded by …
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PHYSIOPATHOLOGIC — |fizēō+ adjective also phys·io·pathological “+ Etymology: physi- + pathologic, pathological 1. : of or relating to both physiology and pathology …
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PHYSIONEUROSIS — |fizēō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from physi- + neurosis : the somatic component of a psychosomatic ailment
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PHYSIOMETRY — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈämə.trē, -ri noun ( -es ) Etymology: physi- + -metry : the measurement of bodily functions especially as a feature …
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PHYSIOCRAT — noun Usage: often capitalized Etymology: French physiocrate, from physi- physi- + -crate -crat Date: 1798 : a member of a …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
PHYSIOCRAT — [Phys.io.crat] n [F physiocrate, fr. physi- physi- + -crate -crat] (1798): a member of a school of political economists founded …
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