- phoronomy
- Term used by Kant in the Metaphysical Foundations of Natural Science (1786) for the study of the motions of bodies, without regard to forces or the nature of the bodies themselves: kinematics.
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phoronomy
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phoronomy — pho·ron·o·my … English syllables
phoronomy — fəˈränəmē noun ( es) Etymology: New Latin phoronomia, from Greek phoro (from phorein to carry along) + New Latin nomia (from Greek, from nomos law) mo … Useful english dictionary
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phoro- — combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Medieval Latin, from Greek, from phorein to carry along, freq. of pherein to carry more at bear : carrying on : having motion : direction … Useful english dictionary
