angiology
Angiology (noun) means the branch of anatomy that deals with blood vessels and lymphatics. Example: “The anatomy course spent two weeks on angiology before moving on to the nervous system.”
How to use angiology
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe study of the body's blood vessels and lymph vessels.
It is a formal, technical term found in medical and anatomical writing.
The angio- part relates to vessels, and -logy means a field of study.
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The anatomy course spent two weeks on _____ before moving on to the nervous system.
Etymology
The word is formed in English from the combining forms angio- and -logy.