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There are 18 words beginning with PATHOG

PATHOGEN	• pathogen n. (Pathology, immunology) Any organism or substance, especially a microorganism, capable of causing disease… • PATHOGEN n. a disease-producing organism, also PATHOGENE.
PATHOGENE	• pathogene n. Dated form of pathogen. • PATHOGENE n. a disease-producing organism, also PATHOGEN.
PATHOGENES	• pathogenes n. Plural of pathogene. • PATHOGENE n. a disease-producing organism, also PATHOGEN.
PATHOGENESES	• pathogeneses n. Plural of pathogenesis. • PATHOGENESIS n. the production and development of disease, also PATHOGENY.
PATHOGENESIS	• pathogenesis n. The origin and development of a disease. • pathogenesis n. The mechanism whereby something causes a disease. • PATHOGENESIS n. the production and development of disease, also PATHOGENY.
PATHOGENETIC	• pathogenetic adj. Of, pertaining to, or causing pathogenesis. • pathogenetic adj. Relating to pathogenetics. • PATHOGENETIC adj. producing disease, also PATHOGENIC, PATHOGENOUS.
PATHOGENIC	• pathogenic adj. (Pathology) Able to cause (harmful) disease. • pathogenic adj. (Music) Consisting of harsh, percussive, nonverbal sounds. • PATHOGENIC adj. producing disease, also PATHOGENETIC, PATHOGENOUS.
PATHOGENICITIES	• pathogenicities n. Plural of pathogenicity. • PATHOGENICITY n. the state of being pathogenic.
PATHOGENICITY	• pathogenicity n. The quality or state of causing, originating or producing disease. • PATHOGENICITY n. the state of being pathogenic.
PATHOGENIES	• pathogenies n. Plural of pathogeny. • PATHOGENY n. the production and development of disease, also PATHOGENESIS.
PATHOGENOUS	• pathogenous adj. Pathogenic; causing disease. • PATHOGENOUS adj. producing disease, also PATHOGENETIC, PATHOGENIC.
PATHOGENS	• pathogens n. Plural of pathogen. • PATHOGEN n. a disease-producing organism, also PATHOGENE.
PATHOGENY	• pathogeny n. (Medicine) The generation and method of development of disease. • PATHOGENY n. the production and development of disease, also PATHOGENESIS.
PATHOGNOMIES	• pathognomies n. Plural of pathognomy. • PATHOGNOMY n. the science of the signs by which human diseases are indicated.
PATHOGNOMONIC	• pathognomonic adj. (Medicine, of a sign or symptom) specifically characteristic or indicative of a particular disease or condition. • PATHOGNOMONIC adj. distinctively characteristic of a particular disease.
PATHOGNOMY	• pathognomy n. The expression of the passions or emotions; the science of the signs by which human passions are indicated. • PATHOGNOMY n. the science of the signs by which human diseases are indicated.
PATHOGRAPHIES	• pathographies n. Plural of pathography. • PATHOGRAPHY n. a description of or article on a disease; a biography that focuses on the negative.
PATHOGRAPHY	• pathography n. A biography that highlights the negative aspects of its subject’s life. • pathography n. (Medicine) A biography that explores the effects of a disease on its subject’s life. • PATHOGRAPHY n. a description of or article on a disease; a biography that focuses on the negative.

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