1. The doctrine that the germ of an organism does not, according to the theory of evolution, pre-exist in the parent, but is first created or brought into existence by the procreative powers of the parent.

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

• wpigenesis,
• spigenesis,
• dpigenesis,
• rpigenesis,
• 4pigenesis,
• 3pigenesis,
• eoigenesis,
• eligenesis,
• e-igenesis,
• e0igenesis,
• epugenesis,
• epjgenesis,
• epkgenesis,
• epigeneasis,
• Epigenusis,
• Epigeneses,
• Epigeneas,
• Epiginesis,
• Epigenets,
• Epiginaesis

• epicenter,
• epicentre,
• epigone,
• epicene.

The adjective form of the word "epigenesis" is "epigenetic".

The plural of the "Epigenesis" can be the "epigeneses".

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