| 释义 |
pseud-
combining form
or pseudo-
Etymology: Middle English pseudo-, from Late Latin pseud-, pseudo-, from Greek, from pseudēs, from pseudein to lie, cheat, falsify
1. : false:
a. : sham : feigned : fake
< pseudodramatic >
< pseudoserious >
b. : counterfeit : spurious
< pseudoantique >
c. : quack
< pseudoanalyst >
d. : fictitious
< pseudobiography >
e. : unreal : illusory
< pseudohallucination >
2.
a. : substance deceptively resembling (a specified thing)
< pseudomalachite >
b. : temporary or substitute formation similar to (a specified thing)
< pseudobranchia >
< pseudopodium >
3. : chemical compound resembling, isomeric with, or related to (a specified compound)
< pseudocumene >
4. : abnormal : aberrant
< pseudarthrosis >
< pseudembryo >
< pseudovum > |