physiology (n)

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type n
lex_filenum 09
def the branch of the biological sciences dealing with the functioning of organisms
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Hypernym biology, biological science
Derivationally related form physiology → physiologic; physiology → physiologist
Member of this domain - TOPIC abducent, abducting; adducent, adductive, adducting; afferent; efferent, motorial; isometric; isotonic; erectile, cavernous; tumid, erect; antidromic; excitable, irritable; isotonic; unaerated, unoxygenated; voluntary; involuntary; automatic, reflex(a), reflexive; autonomic; vegetative; autacoidal; pressor; tonic; sympathetic; parenteral; accommodation; adaptation; abduction; adduction; contraction, muscular contraction, muscle contraction; control; antagonistic muscle; humor, humour; sensitivity, sensitiveness, sensibility; localization of function, localisation of function, localization principle, localisation principle, localization, localisation; irradiation; necrobiosis, cell death; acid-base equilibrium, acid-base balance; autoregulation; inhibition; nutrition; relaxation; stimulation; summation; homeostasis; innervate; irritate
Hyponym neurophysiology; hemodynamics; kinesiology; myology
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Domain of synset - TOPIC abducent, abducting; adducent, adductive, adducting; afferent; efferent, motorial; isometric; isotonic; erectile, cavernous; tumid, erect; antidromic; excitable, irritable; isotonic; unaerated, unoxygenated; voluntary; involuntary; automatic, reflex(a), reflexive; autonomic; vegetative; autacoidal; pressor; tonic; sympathetic; parenteral; accommodation; adaptation; abduction; adduction; contraction, muscular contraction, muscle contraction; control; antagonistic muscle; humor, humour; sensitivity, sensitiveness, sensibility; localization of function, localisation of function, localization principle, localisation principle, localization, localisation; irradiation; necrobiosis, cell death; acid-base equilibrium, acid-base balance; autoregulation; inhibition; nutrition; relaxation; stimulation; summation; homeostasis; innervate; irritate
Derivationally related form physiologic → physiology; physiologist → physiology
Pertainym (pertains to noun) physiological → physiology
Hyponym biology, biological science
Hypernym neurophysiology; hemodynamics; kinesiology; myology

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