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symphenomenon

symphenomenon noun: a phenomenon resembling others shown by the same object.

Noun

symphenomenon (plural symphenomena)

  1. (archaic) A phenomenon resembling others shown by the same object.

Forms of symphenomenon

pluralsymphenomena

Origin of symphenomenon

From sym- + phenomenon.

Questions about symphenomenon

What does symphenomenon mean?
Symphenomenon means a phenomenon resembling others shown by the same object.
What part of speech is symphenomenon?
Symphenomenon is a noun.
What is the plural of symphenomenon?
The plural of symphenomenon is symphenomena.

Words near symphenomenon in the dictionary

  1. sympetaly
  2. symphalangism
  3. symphatovagal
  4. symphenomena
  5. symphenomenal
  6. symphenomenon
  7. symphile
  8. symphiles
  9. symphilic
  10. symphiliosis
  11. symphilism

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