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Etiology   /ˌitiˈɑlədʒi/  /ˌitˌiˈɑlədʒi/   Listen
Etiology

noun
1.
The cause of a disease.  Synonym: aetiology.
2.
The philosophical study of causation.  Synonym: aetiology.






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"Etiology" Quotes from Famous Books



... night at her house, as you do in actuality. The fact that the wish-fulfillment, which is the essence of the dream, disguises itself in such an unpleasant form, has perhaps more than one reason. From my essay on the etiology of anxiety neuroses, you will see that I note interrupted coitus as one of the factors which cause the development of neurotic fear. It would be consistent with this that if after repeated cohabitation of the kind mentioned you should be left ...
— Dream Psychology - Psychoanalysis for Beginners • Sigmund Freud

... Estimable estiminda. Estimate (appraise) taksi. Estimate estimi. Estimate, appraisement taksado. Estimation estimado. Estrange forigi. Estuary estuario. Eternal eterna. Eternity eterneco. Ether etero. Ethereal etera. Ethical etika. Ethnography etnografio. Ethology etologio. Etiology etiologio. Etiquette etiketo. Etymology vortodeveno. Eucharist Euxkaristo. Eulogize lauxdegi. Eulogy lauxdego. Euphonic bonsona. Euphonious belsona. Europe Euxropo. European Euxropano. Evacuate malplenigi. ...
— English-Esperanto Dictionary • John Charles O'Connor and Charles Frederic Hayes



Words linked to "Etiology" :   etiologist, philosophy, etiologic, aetiology, cause, etiological



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