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• antepenult — /æntipəˈnʌlt/ (say anteepuh nult) noun the last syllable but two in a word, as syl in monosyllable. {Latin: short for (syllaba) antepaenultima } …  

• antepenultimate — /ˌæntipəˈnʌltəmət / (say .anteepuh nultuhmuht) adjective 1. last but two. –noun 2. the last but two; the third from the end. {ante + penultimate} …  

• antipatharian — /æntipəˈθɛəriən/ (say anteepuh thaireeuhn) adjective of or relating to a coral of the genus Antipatharia comprising black or thorny corals, characterised by a much branched skeleton and few tentacles. {New Latin, from Greek antipathes, literally …  

• antipathetic — /ˌæntipəˈθɛtɪk/ (say .anteepuh thetik) adjective (sometimes followed by to) having a natural antipathy, contrariety, or constitutional aversion: he was antipathetic to any change. –antipathetically, adverb …  

• antiperiodic — /ˌæntipɪəriˈɒdɪk/ (say .anteepearree odik) adjective 1. efficacious against periodic diseases, as intermittent fever. –noun 2. an antiperiodic agent …  

• antiperistalsis — /ˌæntipɛriˈstælsəs/ (say .anteeperee stalsuhs) noun inverted peristaltic action of the intestines, by which their contents are carried upwards. –antiperistaltic, adjective …  

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• preantepenultimate — adjective /ˌpɹiːˌantᵻpᵻˈnʌltᵻmət,ˌpɻiˌæntipəˈnəltəmət/ <ref name= OED /> Three before the end; fourth to last.<ref name= OED /> This book has ten chapters; therefore, chapter seven is the preantepenultimate one. See Also:… …   Wiktionary

• antipasto — an|ti|pas|to [ˈæntipæstəu US ˌæntiˈpa:stou] n [U] [Date: 1600 1700; : Italian; Origin: before food ] an Italian dish consisting of cold meat or vegetables that you eat before the main part of a meal …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• antipathetic — an|ti|pa|thet|ic [ˌæntıpəˈθetık] adj formal having a very strong feeling of disliking or opposing someone or something = ↑hostile antipathetic to ▪ It s human nature to be antipathetic to change …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• antipathy — an|tip|a|thy [ æn tıpəθi ] noun uncount FORMAL a strong feeling of not liking someone or something: antipathy for/to/toward: She found it hard to hide her antipathy toward her colleagues. ╾ an|tip|a|thet|ic [ ,æntıpə θetık ] adjective …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English