symphily
noun
sym·phi·ly
-lē
plural -es
: commensalism with mutual benefit or attraction (as between some ants or termites and various guest insects that live in their nests) compare synechthry, synoecy
Word History
Etymology
German symphilie, from Greek symphilia mutual friendship, from syn- + philia friendship
- pathogen
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- pathological drinker
- pathological drunkenness
- pathological illusion
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- pathological signalment
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