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The growth of body parts at different rates, resulting in a change of body proportions.

Any of two or more actual representations of a morpheme.

Change of crystal form without change in chemical composition; the existence or occurrence of allomorphs.

A slip of paper attached to the end of a document to give room for further endorsements.

A slip of paper attached to the end of a document to give room for further endorsements.

The name of another person which has been assumed by the actual author of a work; (more generally) any name assumed by someone; a pseudonym, an alias. also (occasionally): a book purporting to be by someone other than its actual author.

Published or appearing under the name of someone other than the actual author; falsely attributed to an author.

The name of another person which has been assumed by the actual author of a work; (more generally) any name assumed by someone; a pseudonym, an alias. also (occasionally): a book purporting to be by someone other than its actual author.

A silver-grey mineral containing palladium and other elements, originally thought to be an impure allotrope of palladium and now identified with stibiopalladinite.

A person who practises allopathy.

Allopathic.

Relating to traditional western medicine

In an allopathic manner; using or advocating the methods of allopathy.

A person who practises allopathy.

The treatment of disease by conventional means, i.e. with drugs having effects opposite to the symptoms.

(of animals or plants, especially of related species or populations) occurring in separate non-overlapping geographical areas.

A salt or ester of allophanic acid.

A salt or ester of allophanic acid.

An amorphous clay mineral, typically pale blue, consisting essentially of hydrated aluminium silicate.

Of or derived from this acid.

Any of the various phonetic realizations of a phoneme in a language, which do not contribute to distinctions of meaning. for example, in english an aspirated p (as in pin ) and unaspirated p (as in spin ) are allophones of the phoneme /p/, whereas in ancient greek the distinction was phonemic.

Any of the various phonetic realizations of a phoneme in a language, which do not contribute to distinctions of meaning. for example, in english an aspirated p (as in pin ) and unaspirated p (as in spin ) are allophones of the phoneme /p/, whereas in ancient greek the distinction was phonemic.

In regard to allophones; by means of allophones.

A member of another tribe; a foreigner, an alien.

Foreign, alien; = allophylian .

(a) in the terminology of j. c. prichard: designating the peoples of asia and europe whose languages belong neither to the indo-european nor the semitic groups, and were supposed to have been the original inhabitants of these regions; belonging to or characteristic of these peoples or their languages. later also: relating to or designating all the languages of eurasia, or of the world, outside the indo-european and semitic families. now historical. (b) more generally: ethnically or linguistically unrelated.

A member of an allophylian race or people.