1. The doctrine of the final causes of things or of the discoverability of divine purpose by the study of means and ends; the doctrine of ends, or final purpose in human conduct.

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

• techology,
• tehnology,
• tenology,
• teology,
• termology,
• nelology,
• seleology,
• releology,
• feleology,
• geleology,
• yeleology,
• teleoloogy,
• teleologyy,
• telology,
• teleolgy,
• angleology,
• semeology,
• tectollogy,
• tectoloigy,
• tesaceology

• teleological,
• teleologist.

The adjective form of the word "teleology" is "teleological".

The plural of the "teleology" can be the "teleologies".

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