allopathy
noun
al·lop·a·thy ə-ˈlä-pə-thē 
a-
: a system of medical practice that emphasizes diagnosing and treating disease and the use of conventional, evidence-based therapeutic measures (such as drugs or surgery) : allopathic medicine
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from German Allopathie, from allo- allo- + -pathie -pathy
Note: See note at allopathic.
First Known Use
1832, in the meaning defined above
Medical Definition
allopathy
noun
al·lop·a·thy ə-ˈläp-ə-thē, a-
: a system of medical practice that emphasizes diagnosing and treating disease and the use of conventional, evidence-based therapeutic measures (such as drugs or surgery) : allopathic medicine
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