- phose
- an·a·mor·phose;phose;pseu·do·mor·phose;scy·phose;ther·a·phose;amor·phose;
English syllables. 2014.
phose
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phose — (fōz) [Gr. phōs light] any subjective visual sensation, as of light or color; see aphose, centraphose, centrophose, chromophose, peripheraphose, peripherophose, etc … Medical dictionary
phose — anamorphose cyphose métamorphose nymphose typhose … Dictionnaire des rimes
phosé — métamorphosé … Dictionnaire des rimes
phose — ˈfōz, ōs noun ( s) Etymology: Greek phōs light : a subjective visual sensation (as of light or color) … Useful english dictionary
an|a|mor|phose — «AN uh MR fohz», transitive verb, phosed, phos|ing. to represent by anamorphosis … Useful english dictionary
met|a|mor|phose — «MEHT uh MR fohz, fohs», verb, phosed, phos|ing. –v.t. 1. to change in form, structure, or substance by or as if by witchcraft; transform: »The witch metamorphosed people into animals. SYNONYM(S): transmute. 2. to change the form or structure of… … Useful english dictionary
meta·mor·phose — … Useful english dictionary
antrophose — A subjective sensation of light or color originating in the visual centers of the brain. SEE ALSO: phosphene. [antro + G. phos, light] * * * an·tro·phose (anґtro fōz) [antro + phose] a phose originating in the central ocular mechanism … Medical dictionary
cyanophose — cy·a·no·phose (siґə no fōz) [cyano + phose] a blue phose … Medical dictionary
erythrophose — eryth·ro·phose (ə rithґro fōz) [erythro + phose] any red phose … Medical dictionary
