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physiolatry

/ˌfɪziˈɒlətɹi/

physiolatry noun: the worship of nature.

Noun

physiolatry (usually uncountable, plural physiolatries)

  1. (usually) The worship of nature.
    • physiolatry of the evolution hypothesis1875, John Muehleisen Arnold, Genesis and Science

Forms of physiolatry

pluralphysiolatries

Origin of physiolatry

From physio- + -latry.

Questions about physiolatry

What does physiolatry mean?
Physiolatry means the worship of nature.
What part of speech is physiolatry?
Physiolatry is a noun.
How do you pronounce physiolatry?
Physiolatry is pronounced /ˌfɪziˈɒlətɹi/.
What is the plural of physiolatry?
The plural of physiolatry is physiolatries.

Words near physiolatry in the dictionary

  1. physiol.
  2. physiolater
  3. physiolaters
  4. physiolatries
  5. physiolatrous
  6. physiolatry
  7. physiologer
  8. physiologers
  9. physiologic
  10. physiologic dead space
  11. physiologic dead spaces

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