gynaecology
Gynaecology (noun) means the Commonwealth spelling of gynecology, the branch of medicine concerned with women's reproductive health. Example: “She trained in gynaecology at a London teaching hospital.”
How to use gynaecology
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishGynaecology is the medical field that looks after women's reproductive health.
Gynaecology is a formal medical term used mainly in professional and clinical settings.
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Etymology
Gynaecology is built from the combining form gynaeco-, which relates to women, joined with the suffix -logy, meaning the study of a subject.