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• phis — acan·tho·phis; am·phis·bae·na; am·phis·ci·ans; am·phis·i·le; am·phis·to·mous; an·drog·ra·phis; cal·lo·phis; car·pho·phis; del·phis; di·del·phis; hy·dro·phis; lep·to·phis; li·phis·ti·o·mor·phae; mas·tic·o·phis; mem·phis; o·phis; pa·lae·o·phis;… …   English syllables

• PHIS — personal health information seeking …   Medical dictionary

• PhIS — pharmacy information system …   Medical dictionary

• phis — faɪ n. 21st letter of the Greek alphabet …   English contemporary dictionary

• PHIS — • personal health information seeking …   Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations

• PhIS — • pharmacy information system …   Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations

• phis — plural of phi …   Useful english dictionary

• so|phis´ti|cal|ness — so|phis|ti|cal «suh FIHS tuh kuhl», adjective. 1. clever but misleading; based on false or unsound reasoning: »a sophistical proof. It is a reasoning weak, rotten and sophistical (Edmund Burke). 2. using clever but misleading arguments; reasoning …   Useful english dictionary

• so|phis´ti|cal|ly — so|phis|ti|cal «suh FIHS tuh kuhl», adjective. 1. clever but misleading; based on false or unsound reasoning: »a sophistical proof. It is a reasoning weak, rotten and sophistical (Edmund Burke). 2. using clever but misleading arguments; reasoning …   Useful english dictionary

• so|phis|ti|cal — «suh FIHS tuh kuhl», adjective. 1. clever but misleading; based on false or unsound reasoning: »a sophistical proof. It is a reasoning weak, rotten and sophistical (Edmund Burke). 2. using clever but misleading arguments; reasoning falsely or… …   Useful english dictionary

• so|phis´ti|cat´ed|ly — so|phis|ti|cat|ed «suh FIHS tuh KAY tihd», adjective. 1. experienced in worldly ways; changed from natural simplicity or frankness; worldly wise; knowledgeable: »a charming, witty, and thoroughly sophisticated young lady. 2. appealing to the… …   Useful english dictionary