diorthosis
noun
di·or·tho·sis
ˌdīˌȯrˈthōsə̇s
plural diorthoses
-ōˌsēz
archaic
: a correcting or revision especially of a text
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek diorthōsis correction, making straight, from diorthoun to correct, make straight, from dia- + orthoun to set straight, set upright, from orthos straight
- plough a lonely furrow
- plough one's own furrow
- plough the same furrow
- plough-up
- ploughboy
- ploughboys
- ploughed
- plougher
- ploughers
- ploughgang
- ploughgate
- ploughhead
- ploughing
- ploughings
- ploughland
- ploughlands
- ploughline
- ploughman
- ploughman's lunch
- ploughmen
- ploughpoint
- ploughs
- ploughshare
- ploughshares
- ploughshoe