allogeneous
/ˌalə(ʊ)ˈdʒiːnɪəs/rare before 19th cent
adjective
Different or distinct in kind; (in later use frequently) specifically belonging to or consisting of a distinct ethnic group.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in George Thomson (1619–1677), physician. From Hellenistic Greek ἀλλογενής of another race (from ancient Greek ἀλλο- + -γενής: see -gen) + -ous.
- not a moment too soon
- NOT AND
- notandum
- not a patch on
- notaphilic
- notaphilist
- notaphily
- not a pretty sight
- not a proposition
- Notar
- notarial
- notarial act
- notarially
- notariate
- notaricon
- notarikon
- notariqon
- notarisation
- notarise
- notarization
- notarize
- notary
- notary public
- not a sausage
- not as black as one is painted