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tropomorphic

/tɹoʊpəˈmɔɹfɪk/

tropomorphic adjective: having a form that alters or shifts; metamorphic.

Adjective

tropomorphic (not comparable)

  1. Having a form that alters or shifts; metamorphic.
    • […] greater than by any other community, especially in the case of hydromorphic and tropomorphic forms of forest (see Rutter, 1968).1972 January 1, Martin Gottfried Stålfelt, Stålfelt's Plant Ecology: Plants, the Soil and Man, Longman, →ISBN, page 298
    • The coarse-grained pycnite rock of Altenberg is described in greater detail from a mineralogical and geochemical point of view, and is not a pseudomorphic greisening of a former stock separator, but is formed by the tropomorphic alteration of an already existing small-grained topaz-mica1975, “Zeitschrift für angewandte Geologie, Volume 21”, in Zeitschrift für angewandte Geologie, volume 21, Akademie-Verlag., page 66

Origin of tropomorphic

From tropo- + -morphic.

Words that rhyme with tropomorphic

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Questions about tropomorphic

What does tropomorphic mean?
Tropomorphic means having a form that alters or shifts; metamorphic.
What part of speech is tropomorphic?
Tropomorphic is an adjective.
How do you pronounce tropomorphic?
Tropomorphic is pronounced /tɹoʊpəˈmɔɹfɪk/.

Words near tropomorphic in the dictionary

  1. tropolones
  2. tropometer
  3. tropometers
  4. tropomodulin
  5. tropomodulins
  6. tropomorphic
  7. tropomyosin
  8. tropomyosins
  9. tropomysin
  10. tropone
  11. tropones

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