Meaning

1 senses

  1. A lyophobic substance.

Origin

From lyo- + -phobe, first use appears c. 1900 in the US, perhaps from French lyophobe (“ly

From lyo- + -phobe, first use appears c. 1900 in the US, perhaps from French lyophobe (“lyophobic”).

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Forms

plural: lyophobes
Singularlyophobe
Plurallyophobes

regular

Antonyms

1 antonyms
lyophile

See also

neighbours in the dictionary
lymphaticlynchlynxlyrelyricA2

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