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chaogenous

chaogenous adjective: that which is born from chaos.

Adjective

chaogenous (comparative more chaogenous, superlative most chaogenous)

  1. That which is born from chaos.
    • And after a time, the boiling sea of blood and all the lopped and all the hacked-up humanity that swam within it drained from mah head, and from it rose a pillar of chaogenous calculus, cold and hard.1989, Nick Cave, And the Ass Saw the Angel

Forms of chaogenous

comparativemore chaogenous
superlativemost chaogenous

Origin of chaogenous

From chao- + -genous. By surface analysis, chao- + -gene + -ous.

Questions about chaogenous

What does chaogenous mean?
Chaogenous means that which is born from chaos.
What part of speech is chaogenous?
Chaogenous is an adjective.

Words near chaogenous in the dictionary

  1. chaoborine
  2. Chaoching
  3. Chaochou
  4. Chaochow
  5. Chaochowfu
  6. chaogenous
  7. Chaohu
  8. chaoite
  9. Chaojhou
  10. Chaoking
  11. chaolite

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