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epigene
[ ep-i-jeen ]
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of epigene1
C19: from French épigène , ultimately from Greek epigignesthai to be born after, from gignesthai to be born
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Example Sentences
From the time that any portion of the sea-floor appears above sea-level, it undergoes erosion by the various epigene agents.
From Project Gutenberg
But it is only a depraved taste that can prefer such an epigene to the fresh desert-music of Imr-al-Kais.
From Project Gutenberg
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