1. An exploded science, grounded on the conviction that the heavenly bodies had a determinative influence on the character and destiny, not only of the earth, but of its several inhabitants and races, and which affected to foretell future events by the situation and different aspects of the stars.

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

• astology,
• astrolobe,
• atrology,
• astromony,
• astroligy,
• astrolagy,
• astrolegy,
• astrolgy,
• astorlogy,
• asrology,
• aetology,
• agrology,
• agrologyy,
• assriology,
• assyrology,
• assyriology,
• astrolome,
• astrologe,
• asyrology,
• astroology

• astrocyte,
• astrophyton,
• astroglia,
• astrologer,
• astrolabe,
• astroloma,
• astronomy,
• astrolatry,
• astrometry,
• astrologist,
• astropogon,
• astrogate,
• astral,
• astrogator,
• astrobiology,
• astrocytic,
• astrological,
• asteroidal.

The adjective form of the word "astrology" is "astrological".

The plural of the "astrology" can be the "astrologies".

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