DEUTER-

Meaning of DEUTER- in English

var. of deutero- before a vowel: deuteranopia.

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DEUTER — deuter- adj [occurring in derivatives and compounds] deuter-, deutero- (= second)
Interlingua English vocab
DEUTER- — or deutero- combining form Etymology: Greek ~, deutero-, from deuteros; probably akin to Greek dein to lack, Sanskrit doṣa fault, …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
DEUTER- — I. combining form or deutero- Etymology: alteration (influenced by Late Latin deutero- ) of earlier deutro-, from Middle English, modification …
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DEUTER- — or deutero- Etymology: Greek deuter-, deutero-, from deuteros; probably akin to Greek dein to lack, Sanskrit doṣa fault, lack : …
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DEUTER- — [deuter-] or deutero- comb form [alter. of ME deutro-, modif. of LL deutero-, fr. Gk deuter-, deutero-, fr. deuteros; prob. …
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DEUTER — Variant: or deutero- Function: combining form Etymology: Greek deuter-, deutero-, from deuteros; probably akin to Greek dein to lack, Sanskrit …
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DEUT — deut- see deuter-
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DEUTEROCANONICAL — adjective Etymology: New Latin deuterocanonicus, from deuter- + Late Latin canonicus canonical Date: 1684 of, relating to, or constituting the …
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DEUTERO- — combining form see: deuter-
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DEUTERANOPIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from deuter- + 2a- + -opia; from the blindness to green, regarded as the second primary …
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DEUTERANOMALOUS — adjective Etymology: New Latin deuteranomalia (from deuter- + Latin anomalia anomaly) abnormal trichromatism + English -ous Date: 1911 exhibiting partial …
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DEONTIC — adjective see: deuter- Date: 1951 of or relating to moral obligation ; deontological
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DEUTERO- — I. combining form see deuter- I II. combining form see deuter- II
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DEUTERATE — ˈd(y)üd.əˌrāt transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: deuter ium + -ate (IV) : to introduce deuterium into (a compound)
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DEUTEROZOOID — “+ noun Etymology: deuter- (I) + zooid : a zooid produced by budding or fission from a primary zooid
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DEUTEROTONIC — |d(y)üd.ərə+ adjective Etymology: deuter- (I) + tonic : characterized by accent on the second syllable — contrasted with prototonic
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DEUTEROTOKY — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷kē noun ( -es ) Etymology: deuter- (I) + -toky : the parthenogenetic production of both males and females — …
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DEUTEROTOKOUS — |d(y)üd.ə|räd.əkəs adjective Etymology: deuter- (I) + -tokous : exhibiting deuterotoky : producing both male and female offspring parthenogenetically
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DEUTEROSTOMIA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈstōmēə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from deuter- (I) + -stomia in many classifications : a major division …
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DEUTEROSTOMATA — ˌd(y)üd.ərəˈstōməd.ə Etymology: New Latin, from deuter- (I) + -stomata synonym of deuterostomia
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DEUTEROSCOPY — -ˈräskəpē noun ( -es ) Etymology: deuter- (I) + -scopy 1. obsolete : something seen or perceived only at a …
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DEUTERONOMIC — |d(y)üd.ərə|nämik adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Deuteronomy, the fifth book of the Old Testament (alteration — influenced by Late Latin …
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DEUTERON — ˈd(y)üd.əˌrän noun also deu·ton ˈd(y)üˌtän ( -s ) Etymology: deuteron from deuter ium + -on; deuton from deut erium + …
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DEUTEROMYCETES — ˌd(y)üd.ə(ˌ)rōˌmīˈsēd.ēz Etymology: New Latin, from deuter- (I) + -mycetes synonym of fungi imperfecti
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DEUTERO-MALAY — “+ noun ( -s ) Usage: capitalized M Etymology: deuter- (I) + Malay : a Malaysian whose physical appearance distinguishes …
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DEUTEROGENESIS — |d(y)üd.ə(ˌ)rō+ noun Etymology: deuter- (I) + genesis : the appearance of a new adaptive character late in life — compare …
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DEUTEROGAMY — ˌd(y)üd.əˈrägəmē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Late Greek deuterogamia, from Greek deuter- deuter- (I) + -gamia -gamy 1. : digamy …
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DEUTEROCONE — ˈd(y)üd.ərəˌkōn noun Etymology: deuter- (I) + cone : the cusp of a mammalian premolar corresponding in position to the protocone …
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DEUTEROCANONICAL — |d(y)üd.ə(ˌ)rō+ adjective Etymology: New Latin deuterocanonicus deuterocanonical (from deuter- (I) + Late Latin canonicus belonging to the canon of Scripture) …
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DEUTERATION — ˌd(y)üd.əˈrāshən noun or deu·ter·i·za·tion ˌd(y)üd.ərə̇ˈzāshən ( -s ) Etymology: deuteration from deuter- (II) + -ation; deuterization from deuter- (II) + …
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DEUTERATED — ˈd(y)üd.əˌrād.ə̇d adjective also deu·ter·ized -ˌrīzd Etymology: deuterated from deuter- (II) + -ate + -ed; deuterized from deuter- (II) + -ize …
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DEUTERAGONIST — ˌd(y)üd.əˈragənə̇st, -raig- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek deuteragōnistēs, from deuter- deuter- (I) + agōnistēs combatant, actor — more at …
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