homalographic

[ hom-uh-luh-graf-ik ]
/ ˌhɒm ə ləˈgræf ɪk /

adjective

homolographic.

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Origin of homalographic

< Greek homaló(s) even, regular + graphic

Words nearby homalographic

hom, hom-, homa, homage, homager, homalographic, homans' sign, homaxial, hombre, homburg, home

Definition for homalographic (2 of 2)

homolographic

or hom·a·lo·graph·ic

[ hom-uh-luh-graf-ik ]
/ ˌhɒm ə ləˈgræf ɪk /

adjective

representing parts with like proportions.

Origin of homolographic

First recorded in 1860–65; variant of homalographic
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British Dictionary definitions for homalographic

homolographic

homalographic

/ (həʊˌmɒləˈɡræfɪk) /

adjective

cartography another term for equal-area
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