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apo (noun) apo
apocalypse (noun) apoc·a·lypse
apocalyptic (adjective) apoc·a·lyp·tic
apocalyptically (adverb) apoc·a·lyp·ti·cal·ly
apocalypticism (noun) apoc·a·lyp·ti·cism
apocalyptism (noun) apoc·a·lyp·tism
apocalyptist (noun) apoc·a·lyp·tist
apocarpous (adjective) ap·o·car·pous
apochromat (noun) ap·o·chro·mat
apochromatic (adjective) apo·chro·mat·ic
apocope (noun) apoc·o·pe
apocrine (adjective) apo·crine
apocrypha (noun) apoc·ry·pha
Apocrypha (noun) A·poc·ry·pha
apocryphal (adjective) apoc·ry·phal
apocryphally (adverb) apoc·ry·phal·ly
apocryphalness (noun) apoc·ry·phal·ness
apodal (adjective) ap·o·dal
apodictic (adjective) apo·dic·tic
apodictically (adverb) apo·dic·ti·cal·ly
apodosis (noun) apod·o·sis
apodous (adjective) ap·o·dous
apoenzyme (noun) apo·en·zyme
apogamy (noun) apog·a·my
apogean (adjective) apo·ge·an
apogee (noun) apo·gee
apolar (adjective) a·po·lar
apolipoprotein (noun) apo·li·po·pro·tein
apolitical (adjective) apo·lit·i·cal
apolitically (adverb) apo·lit·i·cal·ly
apoliticism (noun) apo·lit·i·cism
Apollinian (adjective) Ap·ol·lin·i·an
Apollo (noun) Apol·lo
Apollonian (adjective) Ap·ol·lo·ni·an
Apollyon (noun) Apol·lyon
apologetic (noun) apol·o·get·ic
apologetic (adjective) apologetic
apologetically (adverb) apol·o·get·i·cal·ly
apologetics (noun) apol·o·get·ics
apologia (noun) ap·o·lo·gia
apologise (verb) apol·o·gise
apologist (noun) apol·o·gist
apologize (verb) apol·o·gize
apologizer (noun) apol·o·giz·er
apologue (noun) ap·o·logue
apology (noun) apol·o·gy
apolune (noun) apo·lune
apomict (noun) apo·mict
apomictic (adjective) apo·mic·tic
apomictically (adverb) apo·mic·ti·cal·ly
apomixis (noun) apo·mix·is
apomorphine (noun) apo·mor·phine
aponeurosis (noun) apo·neu·ro·sis
aponeurotic (adjective) apo·neu·rot·ic
apophasis (noun) apoph·a·sis
apophatic (adjective) ap·o·pha·tic
apophatically (adverb) ap·o·pha·ti·cal·ly
apophaticism (noun) ap·o·pha·ti·cism
apophthegm (noun) ap·o·phthegm
apophyllite (noun) apo·phyl·lite
apophyseal (adjective) apoph·y·se·al
apophysis (noun) apoph·y·sis
apoplectic (adjective) ap·o·plec·tic
apoplectically (adverb) ap·o·plec·ti·cal·ly
apoplexy (noun) ap·o·plexy
apoprotein (noun) ap·o·pro·tein
apoptosis (noun) ap·o·pto·sis
apoptotic (adjective) ap·o·pto·tic
aporia (noun) apo·ria
aport (adverb) aport
aposematic (adjective) apo·se·mat·ic
aposematically (adverb) apo·se·mat·i·cal·ly
aposematism (noun) ap·o·se·ma·tism
aposiopesis (noun) ap·o·si·o·pe·sis
aposiopetic (adjective) ap·o·si·o·pet·ic
apospory (noun) apos·po·ry
apostasy (noun) apos·ta·sy
apostate (noun) apos·tate
apostate (adjective) apostate
apostatical (adjective) ap·o·stat·i·cal
apostatise (verb) apos·ta·tise
apostatize (verb) apos·ta·tize
apostle (noun) apos·tle
apostleship (noun) apos·tle·ship
apostolate (noun) apos·to·late
apostolic (adjective) ap·os·tol·ic
apostolicity (noun) apos·to·lic·i·ty
apostrophe (noun) apos·tro·phe
apostrophic (adjective) ap·os·troph·ic
apostrophise (verb) apos·tro·phise
apostrophize (verb) apos·tro·phize
apothecary (noun) apoth·e·cary
apothecial (adjective) apo·the·cial
apothecium (noun) apo·the·ci·um
apothegm (noun) ap·o·thegm
apothegmatic (adjective) ap·o·theg·mat·ic
apothem (noun) ap·o·them
apotheosis (noun) apo·the·o·sis
apotheosize (verb) apo·the·o·size
apotropaic (adjective) apo·tro·pa·ic

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