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TermDefinition
mono one
monarchy noun—a government with one hereditary ruler.
monopoly noun—exclusive control by one group of a commodity or service.
monotheism noun—the belief that there is only one God.
monotone noun—having one tone; lack of variety in tone.
monotonous adjective—literally one tone; having no variation.
morph from
amorphous adjective—without definite form or shape.
metamorphosis noun—change of form or shape.
morphine noun—a drug used to bring sleep or ease pain (named after Morpheus).
morphology noun—the branch of biology that studies the form and structure of organisms; in language, the study of the structure and form of words.
pan all
panorama noun—a view in all directions.
panacea noun—a remedy or cure all for all ills or difficulties.
pandemonium noun—literally the home of all demons in Milton’s Paradise Lost; a wild uproar.
pantheism noun—the doctrine that God is all the laws and forces of nature and the universe.
pantomime noun—a theatrical performance in which the actors play all the parts with gestures and without speaking.
path feeling; suffering
sympathy noun—literally a feeling together with someone or something; a feeling for another person.
apathetic adjective—without feeling; indi#erent.
empathy noun—an understanding so intimate that one participates in or identifies with another’s feelings.
pathetic adjective—arousing feelings of pity
pathology noun—the scientific study of the nature of a disease, especially the structural and functional changes caused by the disease, both physical and/or psychological.
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