Word: epiphenomenon
Category: epiphenomenon
Reference, People & Society, Health
Translations: epiphenomenon
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spanish
Translations:
epifenómeno, epifenómenos, epifenómeno que
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german
Translations:
Epiphänomen, Begleiterscheinung, Nebenerscheinung
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french
Translations:
épiphénomène, qu'épiphénomène, un épiphénomène
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italian
Translations:
epifenomeno, un epifenomeno, epife- nomeno
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portuguese
Translations:
epifenômeno, epifenómeno
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dutch
Translations:
bijverschijnsel, epifenomeen, randverschijnsel, nevenverschijnsel, epifenomeen is
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russian
Translations:
эпифеноменом, эпифеномен
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swedish
Translations:
epifenomen
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danish
Translations:
epifænomen
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czech
Translations:
průvodním jevem, epifenomén
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polish
Translations:
epifenomen, epifenomenem
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turkish
Translations:
epifenomeni, epifenomen, epifenomendir
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greek
Translations:
επιφαινόμενο, ένα επιφαινόμενο, το επιφαινόμενο
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ukrainian
Translations:
епіфеноменом
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bulgarian
Translations:
епифеномен, вторично явление
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belarusian
Translations:
эпифеноменом
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estonian
Translations:
idega
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croatian
Translations:
epifenomen
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lithuanian
Translations:
epifenomenas, Papildoma simptomai, šalutinis reiškinys
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macedonian
Translations:
епифеномен
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romanian
Translations:
epifenomen, simplu epifenomen
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slovak
Translations:
sprievodným, sprievodnom, sprievodného, sprievodný, sprievodnej
The meaning and "use of": epiphenomenon
noun
- a secondary effect or byproduct that arises from but does not causally influence a process, in particular. - But he saw monopolistic distortions largely as epiphenomena resulting from an undue concentration of wealth and power whose ultimate source lay in the ‘great problem’ posed by private land ownership.