English words starting with onto

Meanings of Onto:

preposition

Variant form of on to.

Meanings of Ontogenesis:

noun

The development of an individual organism or anatomical or behavioural feature from the earliest stage to maturity.

Usage examples:

Shepard proposes that humans go through eight stages of ontogenesis in their first twenty years of …

Meanings of Ontogenetical:

adjective

Ontogenetic.

Meanings of Ontogeny:

noun

The branch of biology that deals with ontogenesis.

Usage examples:

However helpful this removal can be, there needs also to be a cohesive model of homologies that can…

Meanings of Ontography:

noun

A description of, or the branch of knowledge which deals with, the human response to the natural environment.

Meanings of Ontologic:

adjective

Ontological.

Meanings of Ontological:

adjective

Relating to the branch of metaphysics dealing with the nature of being.

Usage examples:

Ontological arguments

Meanings of Ontologically:

adverb

In a way that relates to ontology (= the study of what it means to exist)

Usage examples:

The pope has stated that priests are ontologically different from the rest of mankind., a distincti…

Meanings of Ontologies:

noun

The branch of metaphysics dealing with the nature of being.

Usage examples:

For such reasons as these heidegger believes that ontology and phenomenology coincide.

Meanings of Ontologise:

verb

To apply or deal with ontology.

Meanings of Ontologising:

noun

The action of ontologize ; an instance of this.

adjective

That ontologizes; that deals with ontology.

Meanings of Ontologism:

noun

A mystical system based on the belief that god is directly and immediately apprehended by the mind as the first object of human intelligence.

Meanings of Ontologize:

verb

To apply or deal with ontology.

Meanings of Ontology:

noun

The branch of metaphysics dealing with the nature of being.

Usage examples:

For such reasons as these heidegger believes that ontology and phenomenology coincide.

Meanings of Ontosophy:

noun

Ontology.