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morphologic, a.|mɔːfəʊˈlɒdʒɪk|
[f. morpholog-y + -ic: cf. F. morphologique.]
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1872in Latham Dict. 1877J. E. Carpenter tr. Tiele's Hist. Relig. 2 It is really history, and not a morphologic arrangement of religions. 1936Bull. Amer. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists XX. 859 The peculiar morphologic phenomenon of deep-sea trenches..is confined to the peri-Pacific-Malayan region. 1936J. Kantor Objective Psychol. of Grammar xi. 158 This morphologic pattern no doubt is as highly evolved as the English. 1944Federation Proc. III. 231/1 An..account of the morphologic changes in muscle following denervation. 1961A. Juilland Structural Relations iii. 52 Morphologic segmentation has been explored especially by American structuralists. 1962H. E. Thalmann tr. Goguel's Tectonics ii. 6 The use of morphologic analysis to distinguish rock types..involves great risks of error. 1967Word XXIII. 380 All morphologic composites are based on the same syntagmatic pattern ‘determinatum determined by determinant’. 1975Language LI. 142 This fact speaks for the morphologic antiquity of all Type A infinitives cognate with those of Vedic. |