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symmorph

symmorph noun: a character different in form from another, but representing the same notion.

Noun

symmorph (plural symmorphs)

  1. A character different in form from another, but representing the same notion.

Forms of symmorph

pluralsymmorphs

Origin of symmorph

From sym- + -morph.

Questions about symmorph

What does symmorph mean?
Symmorph means a character different in form from another, but representing the same notion.
What part of speech is symmorph?
Symmorph is a noun.
What is the plural of symmorph?
The plural of symmorph is symmorphs.

Words near symmorph in the dictionary

  1. Symmone
  2. symmoriid
  3. symmoriids
  4. symmoriiform
  5. symmoriiforms
  6. symmorph
  7. symmorphic
  8. symmorphs
  9. symmorphy
  10. Symonds
  11. Symonds Yat

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