different between etiological vs etiologically
etiological
English
Alternative forms
- aetiological
- ætiological (obsolete)
Etymology
etiology +? -ical
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?i?t???l?d??k?l/
Adjective
etiological (comparative more etiological, superlative most etiological)
- Relating to an etiology
Derived terms
- monoetiological
- oligoetiological
- polyetiological
Translations
etiological From the web:
- what etiological agent causes a chancre
- what etiological factors
- what etiological mean
- what etiological diagnosis
- what etiological factors mean
- etiological what does it mean
- what is etiological agent
- what is etiological myth
etiologically
English
Alternative forms
- aetiologically
- ætiologically
Etymology
etiologic +? -ally
Adverb
etiologically (not comparable)
- In an etiological manner; determined on an etiological basis.
Translations
etiologically From the web:
- what is etiological means
- what does etiological mean
- what does etymologically means
- definition of etiological
- define etiological
- meaning of etiological factors
- etiological process
Share
Tweet
+1
Share
Pin
Like
Send
Share
you may also like
- etiological vs etiologically
- etiology vs etiological
- etiological vs aetiology
- etiologic vs ethologic
- aetiologic vs etiologic
- etiologic vs aetiology
- ethologic vs ethnologic
- ethologic vs ethos
- terms vs ethnologic
- ethoi vs ethos
- ethography vs ethos
- ethogram vs echogram
- species vs ethogram
- pattern vs ethogram
- behaviour vs ethogram
- catalogue vs ethogram
- ethogram vs ethos
- echogram vs echography
- ultrasound vs echogram
- sonogram vs echogram