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het·ero·cen·tric (het″ər-o-senґtrik) [hetero- + centric] 1. made up of rays of light that neither are parallel nor meet in one point. 2. allocentric.Medical dictionary. 2011.
heterocentric — adj. [Gr. heteros, different; kentron, midpoint] Dicentric chromosomes or chromatids whose centromeres are of unequal strength; frequently behave as monocentric chromosomes … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
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allocentric — Characterized by or denoting interest centered in other persons rather than in one s self. Cf.:egocentric. SYN: heterocentric (2). [allo + G. kentron, center] * * * al·lo·cen·tric (al″o senґtrik) focused on the thoughts and feelings of… … Medical dictionary
homocentric — Having the same center; denoting rays that meet at a common focus. Cf.:heterocentric (1). * * * ho·mo·cen·tric (ho″mo senґtrik) [homo + centric] having the same center or focus … Medical dictionary
ετεροκεντρικός — ή, ό ο ετερόκεντρος. [ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. Αντιδάνεια λ., πρβλ. αγγλ. heterocentric < hetero (πρβλ. ετερο *) + centric (πρβλ. κεντρικός)] … Dictionary of Greek
