Allopathy

al-lop'a-thY, n. Employment of medicines to produce effects opposite to those resulting from disease; the ordinary practice, as opp. to homeopathy. [Gr. alios, other, aim pathos, suffering.] — Allop''- athist, al-lop'a-thist. Allopath, n. A practitioner of etc. — Allopathic, a. Pert, to, etc. — Allopatb/- ically, adv.