isograph
noun
iso·graph
-ˌgraf,
-rȧf
plural -s
1
: an instrument consisting of two short straightedges connected by a large circular joint marked with angular degrees that combines the functions of a protractor and a set square
2
: an electronic calculator for finding both real and imaginary roots of algebraic equations
Word History
Etymology
is- + -graph
- uncompromisingly
- uncompromisingness
- uncompromisingnesses
- uncomputable
- uncomputerized
- unconcealed
- unconceivable
- unconceivablenesses
- unconcern
- unconcerned
- unconcernedly
- unconcernedness
- unconcernednesses
- unconcerning
- unconcernment
- unconcerns
- unconditional
- unconditionalities
- unconditionality
- unconditionally
- unconditioned
- unconditioned reflex
- unconditionednesses
- uncondoned
- unconfessed