Relating to or involving the study or description of signs and symptoms, especially in medical or psychological contexts.
/ˈsi:mɪənəl/
The Garamantes were an ancient Berber people who lived primarily in the Sahara Desert, particularly in what is now Libya. Known for their oasis-based agricultural communities, their control over trade routes, and their large scale use of irrigation systems, the Garamantes played a significant role in the history of the Sahara and North Africa.
/ɡəˈrɑːməntz/
Not containing or relating to carbolic acid, which is also known as phenol. This term is often used in the context of medical treatments or descriptions to indicate the absence of carbolic acid.
/ˈnɒnkɑːbəlɪk/
A person who expropriates or forcibly seizes property or assets, typically for public use or benefit, often without compensation or through legal means.
/ɪkˈprɑː.prə.traceɪ.ər/
This word is not recognized in English language dictionaries. It appears to be a possible misprint of 'rumbletted' which is not a standard word either, or it might be a typo. For context, a similar concept could be 'rumbletted', which means the act of shaking, trembling, or quivering strongly and rhythmically, or causing something to shake in this manner. However, 'rumbletted' does not have a dictionary entry.
/ˈrʌmpətæd/
Haeckelism refers to the theory proposed by Ernst Haeckel, particularly his recapitulation theory which suggests that the development (ontogeny) of an organism exactly replicates its evolutionary history (phylogeny).
/ˈheɪ.kləˌɪz.ɪzm/
a pot or container, usually made of metal or ceramic, designed to be filled with ground coffee and water to heat and brew coffee over a stove or on a hot plate.
/ˈkɑːfɪpɒt/
The term 'metrologue' is not a standard English word. It could be a misspelling or a specialized term, possibly related to metrology (the science of measurement) or possibly a variant spelling or creation in some specific field or context such as a type of cultural or theatrical critic concerned with measurements and standards of performance or production.
/məˈtroʊ.ɡlɔʊ/