all-

DEFINITION of all-

other, divergence, difference from

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ETYMOLOGY of all-

greek

Component	Origin	Meaning
all-	Greek ἄλλος (allos)	“other,” “different,” “another” — qualitative/distinguishing prefix

The word entered English in the 1600s as a combining form (prefix), borrowed from Late Latin allos, from Greek allos — literally “other.” The root allos (“other”) connects all- to the entire divergence roots: allopathy (all- + pathos $\to$ treatment with a different/opposite remedy), allogeneic (all- + genes $\to$ originating from another individual of the same species), and allostasis (all- + -stasis $\to$ achieving stability through change/different states). The qualitative prefix all- is productive in immunology, pharmacology, and pathology: e.g., allograft, allotype, and allochromatic.

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RELATED TERMS to all-

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all-	other	divergence	difference from	-
hetero-	YES	-	different	relationship to another

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DERIVATIONS of all-

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