PLEIO-

Meaning of PLEIO- in English

[pleio-] or pleo- or plio- comb form [Gk pleion, pleon--more at plus]: more "pleiotropic" "pleomorphic" "Pliocene"

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PLEIO- — or pleo- or plio- combining form see: plus more
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PLEIO- — combining form or pleo- or plio- Etymology: Greek pleiōn, pleōn — more at plus 1. : more Pleio cene pleo …
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PLEIO- — var. of pleo- .
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PLEIO- — or pleo- or plio- Etymology: Greek pleiōn, pleōn — more at plus : more pleio tropic pleo morphic Plio cene
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PLEIO — Variant: or pleo- or plio- Function: combining form Etymology: Greek plei ō n, ple ō n ― more at PLUS …
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PLIO- — see: pleio-
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PLEOCHROISM — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pleochroic, from pleio- + Greek chrōs skin, color Date: 1857 the property of a crystal …
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PLEO- — combining form see: pleio-
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-TAXY — ˈtaksē, -si noun combining form ( -es ) Etymology: Greek -taxia, from taktos (verbal of tassein to arrange, order) + …
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PLIOTHERMIC — |plīō+ adjective Etymology: pleio- + thermic : of or relating to a period in geological history of more than average …
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PLIOSAURUS — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈsȯrəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pleio- + -saurus : a genus (usually the type of the family …
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PLIOPITHECUS — ˌplīōpə̇ˈthēkəs, -ōˈpithə̇kəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pleio- + -pithecus : a genus of anthropoids found in the …
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PLIOHIPPUS — ˌplīōˈhipəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pleio- + -hippus : a genus of extinct one-toed horses from the …
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PLIOCENE — ˈplīəˌsēn adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: pleio- + -cene : of or relating to a subdivision of the Tertiary — …
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PLIO- — — see pleio-
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PLEOSPORA — plēˈäspərə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pleio- + -spora : a genus of ascomycetous fungi (family Sphaeriaceae) having …
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PLEOSPONGE — ˈplēəˌspənj noun Etymology: New Latin Pleospongia, from pleio- + -spongia : any of various Lower and Middle Cambrian calcareous, cylindrical …
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PLEOPOD — ˈplēəˌpäd noun ( -s ) Etymology: pleio- (from Greek pleōn, present participle of plein to sail) + -pod; from its …
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PLEOPHAGOUS — plēˈäfəgəs adjective Etymology: pleio- + -phagous 1. : eating a variety of foods 2. of a parasite : not restricted …
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PLEONEXIA — ˌplēəˈneksēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek, from pleonektein to be greedy, to have or want more, from pleon, neuter …
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PLEOMORPHISM — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈmȯ(r)ˌfizəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pleio- + -morphism 1. : the occurrence of more than one …
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PLEOMETROSIS — ˌplēōmə̇.ˈtrōsə̇s noun ( plural pleometro·ses -rōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from pleio- + Greek mētēr queen bee, mother + New Latin …
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PLEOMAZIA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈmāz(h)ēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from pleio- + maz- + -ia : pleomastia
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PLEOMASTIA — ˌplēəˈmastēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from pleio- + -mastia : a condition of having more than two …
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PLEOCYTOSIS — ˌplēōˌsīˈtōsə̇s noun ( plural pleocyto·ses -ˈtōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from pleio- + cyt- + -osis : an abnormal increase in …
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PLEOCHROOUS — -rəwəs adjective Etymology: pleio- + -chroous : pleochroic
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PLEOCHROIC — |plēə|krōik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pleio- + -chroic : of, relating to, or having pleochroism
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PLEO- — — see pleio-
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PLEIOTROPY — -rəpē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pleio- + -tropy : the quality or state of being pleiotropic
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PLEIOTROPISM — plīˈä.trəˌpizəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: pleio- + -tropism : a condition produced by a pleiotropic gene
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PLEIOTROPIC — |plīə.|träpik adjective Etymology: pleio- + -tropic of a gene : producing more than one effect : having multiple phenotypic expressions …
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PLEIOTAXY — ˈplīəˌtaksē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary pleio- + -taxy : development of more than the normal number …
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