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Traditional English :: phenomena
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phenomena.html - pl. of PHENOMENON. |
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Traditional English :: phenomenal
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phenomena.html - adj. 1 of the nature of a phenomenon. 2 extraordinary, remarkable, prodigious. 3 perceptible by, or perceptible only to, the senses. phenomenalize v.tr. (also -ise). phenomenally adv. |
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Traditional English :: phenomenalism
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phenomena.html - n. Philos. 1 the doctrine that human knowledge is confined to the appearances presented to the senses. 2 the doctrine that appearances are the foundation of all our knowledge. phenomenalist n. phenomenalistic adj. |
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Traditional English :: phenomenology
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phenomena.html - n. Philos. 1 the science of phenomena. 2 the description and classification of phenomena. phenomenological adj. phenomenologically adv. |
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Traditional English :: phenomenon
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phenomena.html - n. (pl. phenomena) 1 a fact or occurrence that appears or is perceived, esp. one of which the cause is in question. 2 a remarkable person or thing. 3 Philos. the object of a person's perception; what the senses or the mind notice. [LL f. Gk phainomenon neut. pres. part. of phainomai appear f. phaino show] |
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Traditional English :: pheno-
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phenomena.html - comb. form 1 Chem. derived from benzene (phenol; phenyl). 2 showing (phenocryst). [Gk phaino shine (with ref. to substances used for illumination), show] |
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