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rheophore

rheophore noun: any wire, electrode or connector that conducts electricity.

Noun

rheophore (plural rheophores)

  1. (obsolete) Any wire, electrode or connector that conducts electricity

Forms of rheophore

pluralrheophores

Origin of rheophore

From rheo- + -phore.

Questions about rheophore

What does rheophore mean?
Rheophore means any wire, electrode or connector that conducts electricity.
What part of speech is rheophore?
Rheophore is a noun.
What is the plural of rheophore?
The plural of rheophore is rheophores.

Words near rheophore in the dictionary

  1. rheophilia
  2. rheophilic
  3. rheophilous
  4. rheophils
  5. rheophily
  6. rheophore
  7. rheophores
  8. rheophyte
  9. rheophytes
  10. rheophytic
  11. rheoplethysmograph

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