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ELA Vocab Week 11

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Pyromania an obsessive desire to start fires.
Pyrotechnics the art of making or using fireworks or other explosive devices.
Pyrolysis the chemical decomposition of a substance by heat.
Pyrometer an instrument used to measure high temperatures.
Pyrogenic produced by or related to heat.
Pyrophobia an irrational fear of fire.
Pyroclastic relating to or consisting of volcanic debris (literally, fire-broken).
Autopyrolysis self-heating decomposition, typically in organic materials.
Pyrography the art of decorating wood or other materials with burn marks.
Telescope an instrument for observing distant objects by collecting and magnifying light.
Microscope an instrument used to view very small objects by magnifying them.
Scope the range or extent of something; the opportunity to observe or explore.
Periscope an instrument for viewing objects from a hidden or submerged position (e.g., on submarines).
Endoscope a medical instrument used to examine the inside of a body.
Stethoscope an instrument used by doctors to listen to internal sounds of a patient's body, like the heartbeat.
Kaleidoscope a device that produces changing patterns of color and shape through mirrors, often used for observation.
Horoscope a prediction of a person's future based on the positions of celestial bodies, often "observed" or interpreted in astrology.
Scopic relating to the act of looking or observing.
Gyroscope a device used to measure or maintain orientation and angular velocity by spinning.
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