plerophory
noun
ple·roph·o·ry
plə̇ˈräfərē
plural -es
archaic
: complete assurance
the plerophory of faith
John Trapp
John Trapp
Word History
Etymology
Greek plērophoria, from plērophorein to bring full measure, to fulfill, from plērēs full + phorein, frequentative of pherein to carry
- electrorefining
- electroretinogram
- electroretinograms
- electroretinograph
- electroretinographic
- electroretinographies
- electroretinographs
- electroretinography
- electros
- electroscope
- electroscopes
- electroshock
- electroshock therapy
- electroshocked
- electroshocking
- electroshocks
- electrosmosis
- electrostatic
- electrostatic bond
- electrostatic field
- electrostatic generator
- electrostatic induction
- electrostatic lens
- electrostatic precipitation
- electrostatic precipitator