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physianthropy

physianthropy noun: the science of human life, especially of human health, disease, and remedies.

Noun

physianthropy (uncountable)

  1. (obsolete) The science of human life, especially of human health, disease, and remedies.

Origin of physianthropy

From physio- + -anthropy.

Questions about physianthropy

What does physianthropy mean?
Physianthropy means the science of human life, especially of human health, disease, and remedies.
What part of speech is physianthropy?
Physianthropy is a noun.

Words near physianthropy in the dictionary

  1. physharmonica
  2. physharmonicas
  3. physharmonika
  4. physharmonikas
  5. physi-
  6. physianthropy
  7. physiatric
  8. physiatrics
  9. physiatrist
  10. physiatrists
  11. physiatry

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