1. The property of crystallizing in two distinct forms, as sulphur, which assumes one form when crystallizing at a high temperature, and another wholly different when becoming solid at the ordinary temperature; difference of form in corresponding parts of the same species; difference of individual form in the same species.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dimorphic,
• simorphism,
• ximorphism,
• cimorphism,
• fimorphism,
• rimorphism,
• eimorphism,
• dumorphism,
• djmorphism,
• dkmorphism,
• diomorphism,
• dymorphism,
• Ginandromorphism,
• parmorphism,
• Trymorphism,
• dimorphas,
• enmorphizm,
• adimorphick,
• Dymorphus,
• Dimorpheses

• dimorphotheca,
• dimorphic,
• Dimorphous.

The adjective form of the word "dimorphism" is "dimorphic".

The plural of the "dimorphism" can be the "dimorphisms".

The singular of the "dimorphism" can be the "dimorphism".