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21het|er|og|o|ny — «HEHT uh ROG uh nee», noun. 1. Biology. alternation of generations in which a parthenogenetic generation alternates with a sexual generation. 2. Botany. the condition of being heterogonous. ╂[< hetero + Greek goníā < gónos birth] …
22het|er|ol|o|gy — «HEHT uh ROL uh jee», noun. 1. Biology. lack of correspondence between parts, resulting from unlike origins or different compositions of the parts. 2. Medicine. abnormality, especially of structure or development …
23het|er|on|o|my — «HEHT uh RON uh mee», noun. heteronomous quality or condition …
24het|er|on|y|my — «HEHT uh RON uh mee», noun. heteronymous character or condition …
25Het|er|o|ou|si|an — «HEHT uhr oh OO see uhn, OW see », noun, adjective. Theology. –n. a person who believes that the Father and the Son are different in essence or substance; Arian. –adj. of different essence or substance. ╂[< Greek heterooúsios (< héteros… …
26het|er|os|po|ry — «HEHT uh ROS puhr ee», noun. Botany. the production of more than one kind of spores …
27het|er|ot|ic — «HEHT uh ROT ihk», adjective. of or characterized by heterosis …
28het|er|o|to|pi|a — «HEHT uhr uh TOH pee uh», noun. Medicine. displacement in position of an organ or part. ╂[< New Latin heterotopia < Greek héteros different + tópos place] …
29het|er|ot|o|py — «HEHT uh ROT uh pee», noun. = heterotopia. (Cf. ↑heterotopia) …
30het|er|o — «HEHT uhr oh», adjective, noun, plural er|os. Informal. heterosexual. hetero , combining form. of different kinds; other than the usual kind; other; different: »Heterogeneous = different in kind. Heterogamete = different or other gamete. Also,… …
