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acronym | name formed from the first letter or letter of other words |
anonymous | nameless of unnamed or unknown origin |
homonym | word that sounds like another but differs is meaning. |
onomatopoeia | use of words whose sound suggests their meaning |
pseudonym | fictitious name used by an author C.S.lewis |
synonym | word having the same meaning as another word |
eponym | a person after whom a discovery, invention, place, etc., is named or thought to be named. |
Palindrome | a word, phrase, or sequence that reads the same backward as forward. |
antagonist | one who is against or contends vs the main character. |
antisocial | contrary to the laws and customs of society; devoid of or antagonistic to sociable instincts or practices |
antinuclear | opposed to the development of nuclear weapons or nuclear power |
antibiotic | substance obtained from tiny living organisms that works against harmful bacteria. |
antibody | substance in the blood or tissues that works against germs. |
antidote | remedy that acts against the effects of a poison, |
antitrust | legislation preventing or controlling trusts or other monopolies, with the intention of promoting competition in business. |
antihistamine | drug used against certain allergies and cold symptoms |
antipathy | feeling against ;dislike |
antiseptic | substance that prevents infection. |
barometer | instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. |
chronometer | instrument for measuring time very accurately |
genealogy | literally account of a race or a family |
genesis | birth or coming into being of something |
heterogeneous | differing in kind |
homogeneous | same kind |
odometer | instrument to measure the distance traveled |
orthodontist | dentist specializing in teeth |
orthodox | correct option generally accepted |
orthopedist | physician specializing in the correction and prevention of deformities. |
photometer | instr. for measuring the intensity of light. |
speedometer | instrument for measuring swiftness |
symmetry | correspondence in shape measurements |
unorthodox | not in accord with accepted. |