heteropathy

[Gr. hetero pat he i a suffering in another place; counter-irritation.] The opposite of homœopathy; allopathy (q. v.). hět-er-oph-a-ģī, s . pl . [Pref. hetero- , and Gr. phage in to eat.] Ornith.: A name applied to a section or sub-cla of birds of which the young, which leave the egg blind, are without feathers, and so helple that they require to be fed and tended by their parents for some time. thět-er-ô-phyl, s. [HETEROPHYLLI.] Zool.: One of the Heterophylli (q. v.). hět er oph-1-11, s . pl . [Pref. hetero- , and Gr. phyllon a leaf.] Zool .: A sub-section of Ammonites, one of those with the band round and convex.