radiology

• POS: Noun
• HYPHEN: ra=di=ol=o=gy

OXFORD DICTIONARY

radiology, n. the scientific study of X-rays and other high-energy radiation, esp. as used in medicine.

Derivative

radiologic adj. radiological adj. radiologist n.

THESAURUS

radiology

X-ray photometry, X-ray spectrometry, atom-tagging, atomic science, atomics, atomistics, atomology, curiescopy, fluoroscopy, mass spectrography, mass spectrometry, molecular physics, nuclear chemistry, nuclear physics, orthodiagraphy, photofluorography, quantum mechanics, radiation physics, radiobiology, radiochemistry, radiography, radiological physics, radiometallography, radiometry, radiopathology, radioscopy, radiotechnology, radiotherapy, roentgenography, roentgenology, roentgenoscopy, spectroradiometry, thermionics, tracer investigation, wave mechanics

ROGET THESAURUS

radiology

Remedy

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