micrography
micrography noun: the description of microscopic objects.
Noun
micrography (countable and uncountable, plural micrographies)
- The description of microscopic objects.
- An ancient Jewish form of calligram, using tiny Hebrew letters to form designs.
- microscopy (examination or study by means of the microscope).
- the micrography of bacteria
Forms of micrography
| plural | micrographies |
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Origin of micrography
From micro- + -graphy.
Words formed from micrography
Words that rhyme with micrography
- geography
- choreography
- orthography
- topography
- chirography
- hagiography
- heliography
- phonography
- semiography
- acrography
- autography
- bibliography
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- cacography
- chromography
- demography
- discography
- iconography
- isography
- logography
- ludography
- metallography
- paleography
- pantography
- pornography
- scenography
- typography
- videography
- aerography
- archaeography
- arteriography
- arthrography
- autobiography
- autohagiography
- biogeography
- biography
- cartography
- cerography
- chronography
- cinematography
- cosmography
- crystallography
- dactylography
- demonography
- dittography
- electrography
- enterography
- ethnography
- etymography
- exogeography
- fluorography
- galvanography
- glossography
- heterography
- historiography
- homography
- horologiography
- ichnography
- laryngography
- mechanography
- megalography
Questions about micrography
- What does micrography mean?
- Micrography means the description of microscopic objects.
- What part of speech is micrography?
- Micrography is a noun.
- What is the plural of micrography?
- The plural of micrography is micrographies.
Words near micrography in the dictionary
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