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Bitemporal
Meaning
Adj
●
Of,
pertaining
to, or
joining
the two
temporal
bones
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Origin
bitemporal
English
bi-
English
bis
Latin
temporal
English
temporal
Middle English (1100-1500)
temporal
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
temporalis
Latin
tempora
Latin
tempus
Latin
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Rhymes
Temporal
Atemporal
Bitemporal
Cotemporal
Midtemporal
Biotemporal
Unitemporal
Isotemporal
Geotemporal
Nontemporal
Pretemporal
Subtemporal
Omnitemporal
Basotemporal
Monotemporal
Basitemporal
Antitemporal
Nasotemporal
Posttemporal
Transtemporal
Sociotemporal
Infratemporal
Dorsotemporal
Mediotemporal
Intratemporal
Multitemporal
Phylotemporal
Microtemporal
Septotemporal
Intertemporal
Supratemporal
Extratemporal
Hypertemporal
Visuotemporal
Anterotemporal
Superotemporal
Sphenotemporal
Ventrotemporal
Centrotemporal
Laterotemporal
Physiotemporal
Frontotemporal
Inferotemporal
Pseudotemporal
Spatiotemporal
Orbitotemporal
Rostrotemporal
Corticotemporal
Parietotemporal
Spectrotemporal
Occipitotemporal
Auriculotemporal
Ophthalmotemporal
Zygomaticotemporal
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