| AUTOLOGOUS | • autologous adj. Derived from part of the same individual (i.e. from the recipient rather than a different donor). • AUTOLOGOUS adj. involving a situation in which the donor and the recipient (of blood, skin, bone, etc.) are the same person. |
| DENDROLOGOUS | • DENDROLOGOUS adj. related to dendrology, the study of trees. |
| HETEROLOGOUS | • heterologous adj. Having different relationships or different elements. • heterologous adj. (Biology) Of, or relating to different species. • HETEROLOGOUS adj. differing; comprising different parts or parts in different proportions. |
| HETEROLOGOUSLY | • heterologously adv. In a heterologous manner. • HETEROLOGOUS adv. differing; comprising different parts or parts in different proportions. |
| HOMOLOGOUMENA | • Homologoumena n. (Christianity) Those books of the New Testament which were acknowledged as canonical by the early church;… • HOMOLOGOUMENA n. the books of the New Testament whose authenticity was universally acknowledged in the early Church, also HOMOLOGUMENA. |
| HOMOLOGOUS | • homologous adj. Showing a degree of correspondence or similarity. • HOMOLOGOUS adj. having the same relative structure, also HOMOLOGICAL. |
| ISOLOGOUS | • isologous adj. (Chemistry) Having similar proportions, similar relations, or similar differences of composition; said… • ISOLOGOUS adj. of two or more (series of) compounds, having comparable or related molecular structures. |
| NONHOMOLOGOUS | • nonhomologous adj. (Genetics) Not homologous. • NONHOMOLOGOUS adj. not homologous. |
| TAUTOLOGOUS | • tautologous adj. Pertaining to a tautology; tautological. • TAUTOLOGOUS adj. involving or containing rhetorical tautology. |
| TAUTOLOGOUSLY | • tautologously adv. In a tautologous manner. • TAUTOLOGOUS adv. involving or containing rhetorical tautology. |
| THEOLOGOUMENA | • theologoumena n. Plural of theologoumenon. • THEOLOGOUMENON n. theological statement as opposed to divine one. |
| THEOLOGOUMENON | • theologoumenon n. A theological statement which is of individual opinion and not doctrine. • THEOLOGOUMENON n. theological statement as opposed to divine one. |