ufology

American  

[yoo-fol-uh-jee] / yuˈfɒl ə dʒi /

noun

1. the study of unidentified flying objects.

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ufology British  

/ ˌjuːˈfɒlədʒɪ /

noun

1. the study of UFOs

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Other Word Forms

• ufological adjective
• ufologist noun

Etymology

Origin of ufology

First recorded in 1955–60; UFO + -logy

Example Sentences

There, a fascination with Ufology melded with esoteric spirituality, government conspiracy, alt-celebrity culture and a bit of self-awareness about how loopy this can all get.

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Ufology, like Protestantism, is a big-tent religion, and “A lot of this overlaps,” Janix said.

From Los Angeles Times

Late in the day, Whitley Strieber, the “Communion” author and legendary professed experiencer, opened the Legends of Ufology panel to thunderous applause.

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There’s a lot of ufology and paranormal-adjacent stuff that is important to know for a full understanding of the history of the subject.

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You discuss ufology radio hosts who caught the ears of people like Alex Jones.

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