Hahnemann

[ hah-nuh-muhn; German hah-nuh-mahn ]

noun

1. (Chris·tian Frie·drich) Sam·u·el [kris, -ch, uh, n , free, -drik , sam, -yoo-, uh, l, kris, -tee-ahn , free, -d, r, i, kh, , zah, -moo-el], 1755–1843, German physician: founder of homeopathy.

Hahnemann

/ ˈhaːnəman /

noun

1. Hahnemann(Christian Friedrich) Samuel17551843MGermanMEDICINE: physician ( Christian Friedrich ) Samuel (ˈzaːmueːl). 1755–1843, German physician; founder of homeopathy

Other Words From

• Hah·ne·mann·i·an [hah-n, uh, -, man, -ee-, uh, n, -, mah, -nee-], adjective
• Hahne·mannism noun

Example Sentences

This want of any obvious relation between Hahnemann's three cardinal doctrines appears to be self-evident upon inspection.

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The three great asserted discoveries of Hahnemann are entirely unconnected with and independent of each other.

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Of the life and labors of Hahnemann, much might be told; but this is not the time or place to go into the subject.

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Visiting at the Hahnemann Hospital, I have become much interested in some of the patients.

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An engraved portrait of the illustrious Hahnemann occupied the place of honor over the chimney-piece.

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