| DICHOTOMISED | • dichotomised v. Simple past tense and past participle of dichotomise. • DICHOTOMISE v. to render dichotomous, also DICHOTOMIZE. |
| DICHOTOMISES | • dichotomises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dichotomise. • DICHOTOMISE v. to render dichotomous, also DICHOTOMIZE. |
| DICHOTOMISTS | • dichotomists n. Plural of dichotomist. • DICHOTOMIST n. one that dichotomizes. |
| DICHOTOMIZED | • dichotomized v. Simple past tense and past participle of dichotomize. • dichotomized adj. Divided into dichotomous parts. • DICHOTOMIZE v. to render dichotomous, also DICHOTOMISE. |
| DICHOTOMIZES | • dichotomizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dichotomize. • DICHOTOMIZE v. to render dichotomous, also DICHOTOMISE. |
| LITHOTOMICAL | • lithotomical adj. Relating to, or performed by, lithotomy. • LITHOTOMICAL adj. relating to lithotomy, the surgical removal of stones from bodily organs, also LITHOTOMIC. |
| LITHOTOMISTS | • lithotomists n. Plural of lithotomist. • LITHOTOMIST n. a surgeon who practises lithotomy. |
| PHOTOMACHINE | • PHOTOMACHINE n. a machine that prints copies of digital photographs. |
| PHOTOMAPPING | • photomapping v. Present participle of photomap. • PHOTOMAP v. to map by means of aerial photography. |
| PHOTOMETRIES | • photometries n. Plural of photometry. • PHOTOMETRY n. that branch of science which treats of the measurement of the intensity of light. |
| PHOTOMETRIST | • photometrist n. A specialist in photometry. • PHOTOMETRIST n. one who practises photometry, that branch of science which treats of the measurement of the intensity of light. |
| PHOTOMONTAGE | • photomontage n. (Photography) A composite image combining two or more photographs. • photomontage n. (Photography) The art of constructing such images. • PHOTOMONTAGE n. montage using photographic images. |
| PHOTOMOSAICS | • photomosaics n. Plural of photomosaic. • PHOTOMOSAIC n. an image composed of many smaller photographs. |
| TETRACHOTOMY | • tetrachotomy n. Division of a whole into four parts. • tetrachotomy n. (Logic) Quaternary classification. • tetrachotomy n. Tetralemma. |
| TRICHOTOMIES | • trichotomies n. Plural of trichotomy. • TRICHOTOMY n. division into three parts or categories. |
| TRICHOTOMISE | • trichotomise v. Alternative form of trichotomize. • TRICHOTOMISE v. to divide into three, also TRICHOTOMIZE. |
| TRICHOTOMIZE | • trichotomize v. To divide into three parts, elements, or classes. • TRICHOTOMIZE v. to divide into three, also TRICHOTOMISE. |
| TRICHOTOMOUS | • trichotomous adj. Divided into three parts, or into threes; forking three ways. • trichotomous adj. (Set theory) Such that, for all x and y in X, and for a binary relation R, exactly one of xRy, yRx or x=y holds. • TRICHOTOMOUS adj. divided into three parts. |