crasis
/krɛˈsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A combining of two or more things, especially in the natural world, to form a new entity or phenomenon.
“The crasis of the sea and the wind created a dramatic storm.”
2. noun
In Greek medicine, a term used to describe the combination of opposites, such as hot and cold, to treat a condition.
“The physician used crasis to balance the patient’s body temperature.”