单词 | homologize |
释义 | homo- /hom-ō-, hom-ə-, hə-mo- or hō-/combining formDenoting the same ORIGIN: Gr homos same homoblastˈic adjective (Gr blastos a germ; zoology)
homˈoblasty noun homocentric /-senˈtrik/ adjective
homocercal /-sûrˈkəl/ adjective (Gr kerkos tail) (of fishes) having the upper and lower lobes of the tail-fin alike homochlamydeous /-klə-midˈi-əs/ adjective (Gr chlamys, -ydos cloak; botany) With calyx and corolla similar homochromatˈic adjective Monochromatic homochromous /-krōˈməs/ adjective
homochromy /-okˈ or -krōmˈ/ noun Protective coloration homocyclic /-sīkˈlik/ adjective (Gr kyklos a ring; chem) Having a closed chain of similar atoms homocysteine /-sisˈtēn, -tin/ noun An oxidized form of cysteine that occurs as a by-product of the metabolism of protein, thought to be an indicator of heart disease when present in high levels homodont /homˈə-dont/ adjective (Gr odous, odontos tooth) having teeth all alike homodyne /homˈə-dīn/ adjective (Gr dynamis power; radio telephony) Applied to the reception of waves strengthened by the imposition of a locally generated wave of the same length homoerotˈicism or homoerotˈism noun Orientation of the libido towards someone of the same sex homoerotˈic adjective homogametˈic adjective homogamic /-gamˈik/ or homogamous /hom-ogˈə-məs/ adjective homogamy /hom-ogˈə-mi/ noun
homogenate /-ojˈə-nāt/ noun A substance produced by homogenizing (see homogenize below) homogeneity /hom-ō-ji-nēˈi-ti/ noun The state or fact of being homogeneous homogeneous /hom-ō-jēnˈi-əs, also hōm- or -jenˈ/ adjective
homogēˈneousness noun homogenesis /-jenˈi-sis/ noun (Gr genesis birth; biology) A mode of reproduction in which the offspring is like the parent, and passes through the same cycle of existence homogenetˈic or homogenetˈical adjective Homogenous homogenizaˈtion or homogenisaˈtion noun homogˈenize or homogˈenise (or /homˈo-jən-īz/) transitive verb
homogˈenizer or homogˈeniser noun homogenous /hom-ojˈən-əs/ adjective Similar owing to common descent homogˈeny noun Similarity owing to common descent or origin homograft /homˈō-gräft/ noun (medicine) A graft of tissue from one individual to another of the same species (also allograft) homograph /homˈə-gräf/ noun (Gr graphein to write) a word of the same spelling as another, but of different meaning, pronunciation or origin homolˈogate transitive verb
To agree homologāˈtion noun (Scots law) Confirming and ratifying by subsequent act homological /-lojˈ/ adjective homologˈically adverb homolˈogize or homolˈogise /-jīz/ transitive verb and intransitive verb homologoumena or homologumena /hom-ol-o-gooˈmi-nə/ plural noun (Gr homologoumena things granted, neuter pl of prp passive (contracted) of homologeein) the books of the New Testament whose authenticity was universally acknowledged in the early Church, opp to antilegomena homologous /hom-olˈə-gəs/ adjective
homˈologue or (US) homˈolog /-ə-logˈ/ noun Anything that is homologous to something else, such as a human arm, a whale's flipper and a bird's wing homolˈogy /-ə-ji/ noun
homˈomorph noun (Gr morphē form) a thing having the same form as another homomorphˈic or homomorphˈous adjective
homomorphˈism noun homomorphōˈsis noun Regeneration of a lost part in the original form homˈonym noun
homonymˈic adjective Relating to homonyms homonˈymous adjective
homonˈymously adverb homonˈymy noun homonymˈity noun homoousian or homousian /hom-ō-ooˈsi-ən, ho-mooˈ or -owˈ/ adjective
A holder of such belief (according to the Nicene Creed) homˈophile noun (rare) A homosexual homˈophobe /-fōb/ noun (Gr phobos fear) a person with a strong antipathy to homosexuals homophōˈbia noun homophōˈbic adjective homophone /homˈə-fōn/ noun
homophonic /-fonˈ/ adjective
homophonous /-ofˈ/ adjective homophˈony noun homophyly /-ofˈi-li/ noun (Gr phȳlon a race; biology) Resemblance due to common ancestry homˈoplasmy /-plaz-mi/ or homopˈlasy noun The quality or fact of being homoplastic homoplastˈic adjective (Gr plastikos plastic, plasma a mould; biology) Similar in structure and development but not descended from a recent common source homopōˈlar adjective (chem) Having an equal distribution of charge, as in a covalent bond homopolarˈity noun homopolˈymer noun A DNA or RNA strand whose nucleotides are all of the same kind Homoptera /-opˈ/ plural noun (Gr pteron a wing) an order of insects (or suborder of Hemiptera) having wings of a uniform texture, eg cicadas, frog-hoppers, greenfly, scale insects, etc homopˈterous adjective Homorelaps noun see under Elaps homosexˈūal adjective Having or relating to sexual attraction to members of one's own sex nounA person sexually attracted only to others of the same sex homosexˈualism noun homosexˈualist noun homosexualˈity noun homosporous /-osˈpor-əs, or -ō-spōˈrəs or -spöˈ/ adjective (Gr sporos seed; botany) Having spores all of one kind homotaxˈial or homotaxˈic adjective homotaxˈis noun (Gr taxis arrangement; geology)
homothallˈic adjective (botany) Having only one type of mycelium, opp to heterothallic homothallˈism or homˈothally noun homothermˈal, homothermˈic or homothermˈous adjective (Gr thermē heat) keeping the same temperature, warm-blooded homotonic /-tonˈ/ or homotˈonous adjective (Gr tonos tone) of the same tenor or tone homotˈony noun homotypal /-tīpˈl/ or homotypic /-tipˈik/ adjective
homˈotype /-ō-tīp/ noun (Gr typos type) that which has the same fundamental structure as something else homotypy /homˈō-tī-pi or hom-otˈi-pi/ noun homousian noun see homoousian above homozygōsˈis noun
homozyˈgote noun A zygote that is formed as a result of homozygosis homozygotˈic adjective homozyˈgous adjective |
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