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Date:
1300-1400
Language:
Old French
Origin:
astrologie
'use of astronomy for human purposes'
, from
Latin
astrologia, from
Greek
, from astro- (
ASTRO-
) + -logia
'-logy'
astrology
noun
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Astrology
as‧trol‧o‧gy
[
uncountable
]
the study of the positions and movements of the stars and how they might influence people and events
[↪
astronomy
]
—
astrological
adjective
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astride
adverb
astringent
1
adjective
astringent
2
noun
astro-
prefix
astrologer
noun
astrology
noun
astronaut
noun
astronomer
noun
astronomical
adjective
astronomy
noun
astrophysics
noun