English words starting with pse
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Meanings of Psellism:
nounA defect of speech; especially stammering.
Meanings of Psephism:
nounA decree enacted by a vote of a public assembly, especially that of ancient athens.
Meanings of Psephite:
nounA coarse-grained breccia, conglomerate, or similar sedimentary rock; (in later use) specifically such a rock after metamorphic alteration.
Meanings of Psephites:
nounA coarse-grained breccia, conglomerate, or similar sedimentary rock; (in later use) specifically such a rock after metamorphic alteration.
Meanings of Psephitic:
adjectiveOf, relating to, or of the nature of a psephite.
Meanings of Psephologist:
nounSomeone who studies elections and voting statistics (= numbers)
Psephology
sɪˈfɒl.ə.dʒiMeanings of Psephology:
nounThe statistical study of elections and trends in voting.
Usage examples:
As you know, psephology is the formal study of elections, apparently trivial but dripping with deep…
Meanings of Psephomancy:
nounDivination by drawing a number of small stones from a heap or vessel, the stones being previously marked with symbols which may be interpreted by the diviner.
Pseud
sjuːdMeanings of Pseud:
nounAn intellectually pretentious or affected person.
Usage examples:
At the height of the band's career, he was thought to be the biggest pseud in rock
adjectiveIntellectually pretentious or affected.
Usage examples:
To seek inspiration in literature or folklore is to risk being pilloried as pseud
combining formVariant spelling of pseudo- reduced before a vowel (as in pseudepigrapha ).
Meanings of Pseudaconine:
nounA highly poisonous alkaloid related to aconitine and occurring in several aconites, especially bikh, aconitum ferox.
Meanings of Pseudaconitine:
nounA highly poisonous alkaloid related to aconitine and occurring in several aconites, especially bikh, aconitum ferox.
Meanings of Pseudandry:
nounThe use by a woman of a male pseudonym.
Meanings of Pseudaposematic:
adjectiveDesignating colours or markings exhibited by a harmless animal that protect it by mimicking the warning coloration of noxious or unpalatable animals, as characteristic of batesian mimicry.
Meanings of Pseudarthrosis:
nounA false joint, especially one formed when the two parts of a fractured bone fail to unite; the formation of such a joint.
Meanings of Pseudataxic:
adjectiveResembling (that of) ataxia.
Meanings of Pseudechis:
nounA genus of australasian snakes of the family elapidae, which consists of large, smooth-scaled venomous snakes, some of which can flatten the neck like a cobra when threatened, and comprises the black snakes and the king brown snake (pseudechis australis); (also pseudechis) a snake of this genus.
Meanings of Pseudepigraph:
nounA book or writing that is falsely titled or attributed; a spurious or pseudonymous writing.
Meanings of Pseudepigrapha:
plural nounSpurious or pseudonymous writings, especially jewish writings ascribed to various biblical patriarchs and prophets but composed within approximately 200 years of the birth of christ.
Usage examples:
Many of these pseudepigrapha are not merely falsely ascribed, but the result of deliberate deception.
Meanings of Pseudepigraphy:
nounFalse ascription of authorship.
Meanings of Pseudimago:
nounA form or stage that resembles the adult but is not a true adult; especially the subimago of a mayfly.
Meanings of Pseudo:
adjectiveNot genuine; spurious or sham.
Usage examples:
We are talking about real journalists and not the pseudo kind
nounA pretentious or insincere person.
Usage examples:
The arty chat of a campus pseudo
combining formSupposed or purporting to be but not really so; false; not genuine.
Usage examples:
Pseudonym
prefixPretended and not real
Usage examples:
Pseudo-religious, a pseudo-intellectual
Meanings of Pseudoaconitine:
nounA highly poisonous alkaloid related to aconitine and occurring in several aconites, especially bikh, aconitum ferox.
Meanings of Pseudoalkaloid:
nounA substance resembling an alkaloid.
Meanings of Pseudoallele:
nounEach of two or more mutations that are allelic functionally, in that they affect the same process or property, but not structurally, in that crossing over is possible between them.
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