telesis
noun
tel·e·sis ˈte-lə-səs 
plural teleses ˈte-lə-ˌsēz
: progress that is intelligently planned and directed : the attainment of desired ends by the application of intelligent human effort to the means
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek, fulfillment, from telein to complete, from telos end — more at telos
First Known Use
1896, in the meaning defined above
- metasyndesis
- metatarsal
- metatarsale
- metatarsalia
- metatarsals
- metatarsi
- metatarsophalangeal
- metatarsus
- metatarsuses
- metate
- metates
- metathenardite
- metatheory
- Metatheria
- metatheriae
- metatherian
- metatherians
- metatherias
- metatheses
- metathesis
- metathesise
- metathesised
- metathesises
- metathesising
- metathesize