bacterioscopicadj.
/bakˌtɪərɪəʊˈskɒpɪk/ Pertaining to bacterioscopy.
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micrological1848
biomechanical1856
micrographic1856
biodynamical1874
microbiological1880
geratologous1884
bacteriological1886
bacterioscopic1886
psychobiological1888
biometric1894
biopsychological1895
bacteriologic1896
biometrical1896
biophysical1896
bioeconomic1899
sociobiological1904
microbiologic1909
biomedical1921
metabiological1921
psychobiologic1921
bioecological1927
radiobiologic1929
radiobiological1931
sociobiological1947
biopsychosocial1951
virological1953
glycobiology1988
1886 P. F. Frankland in Philos. Trans. (Royal Soc.) 178 B. 119 The bacterioscopic examination of air.
1896 E. Klein Micro-org. v. 67 (heading) Bacterioscopic Examination of Water.
Derivatives
ˌbacterioˈscopically adv.
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bacteriologically1892
bacterioscopically1903
psychobiologically1910
microbiologically1928
sociobiologically1948
radiobiologically1956
1903 Nature 19 Feb. 370/2 The City Corporation has therefore caused a number of samples [of shell-fish] to be bacterioscopically examined by Dr. Klein.
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