homoeomery
noun
ho·moe·om·ery
Definition of homoeomery
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1 : one of an infinite number of homogeneous ultimate particles of matter constituting through their combination and separation everything in the world
2 : an Anaxagorean theory postulating homoeomeries
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Origin and Etymology of homoeomery
Latin homoeomeria, from Greek homoiomereia, from homoiomerēs + -eia -y
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