holo
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- Specialized
- But that's because the Greek word holos, meaning whole with the W doesn't have AW.
Examples
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Prosta N toholo gignomena holo is holos the totality, the whole the universe, right?
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Holotype like holo, like wholeness, wholeness, yeah, holistic holotropic holotype.
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So here is the holo form.
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So we have formation of holo NF as monitored by the radio label versus time, OK.
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The term holo suggests an approach that considers the whole person in therapy.
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In biology, the concept of holo organisms emphasizes the importance of viewing ecosystems as complete units.
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Using holo in the context of holistic healthcare reflects a comprehensive view of wellness.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Holo- is a combining form from a Greek word meaning 'whole' and appears in words like holistic and hologram. So holo- tells you the idea of 'entire' or 'whole', which is why holistic means looking at the whole thing.