ANTHROP/ANTI/AUTO/BENE

Question 0

Anthropoid

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Resembling humans. (Adj)

Question 1

Anthrop

Answer 1

Human

Question 2

Anthropologist

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One who studies the physical, social, and cultural development and behavior of human beings. (Noun)

Question 3

Anthropology

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A study of the physical, social, and cultural development and behavior of human beings. (Noun)

Question 4

Anthropomorphic

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Thought of ad having human form or characteristic. (Adj)

Question 5

Anthropomorphism

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The attributing of human form of characteristics to a god, animal, or inanimate thing. (Noun)

Question 6

Misanthrope

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one who hates people.(noun)

Question 7

Misanthropic

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Characterized by hatred or scorn for people. (Adj)

Question 8

Philanthropic

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Charitable (adj.)

Question 9

Philanthropist

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One who loves people, particularly one who gives money to benefit humanity. (Noun)

Question 10

Philanthropy

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The effort to increase the well-being of humanity. (Noun)

Question 11

ANTI

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Against, opposite

Question 12

Antagonist

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A Person one struggles against in a contest. (Noun)

Question 13

Antagonize

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The act of incurring of provoking hostility. (Verb)

Question 14

Antibiotic

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A substance produced by a microorganism that destroys other harmful(living) microorganisms. (Noun)

Question 15

Antidote

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A medicine that counteracts poison or disease. (Noun)

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Antipathy

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A strong feeling of dislike. (Noun)

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Antiseptic

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Against inflection, capable of destroying microorganism that cause disease. (Noun)

Question 18

Antarctica

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The continent opposite the arctic. (Noun)

Question 19

Anticlimax

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The opposite of the climax, a sudden drop from the important to the commonplace. (Noun)

Question 20

Antithesis

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One idea placed opposite another, the exact opposite.

Question 21

Antacid

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preventing, neutralizing, or counteracting acidity, as of the stomach. (Adj)

Question 22

Antiphonal

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pertaining to antiphons or antiphony; responsive. (Adj) (singing)

Question 23

Antitoxin

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a substance, formed in the body, that counteracts a specific toxin. (Noun)

Question 24

Antonym

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a word opposite in meaning to another. Fast is an antonym of slow. Compare synonym (def 1). (Noun)

Question 25

AUTO

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Self

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Autocracy

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Government by a single person. (Noun)

Question 27

Autocrat

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An absolute ruler; a domineering, self-willed person. (Noun)

Question 28

Autocratic

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Ruling by oneself; domineering. (Adj)

Question 29

Automatic

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Operating by itself. (adj)

Question 30

Automation

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A system using self-operating machines. (Noun)

Question 31

Automaton

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An apparatus that functions by itself; a robot. Also, a person who has lost all human qualities and acts mechanically. (Noun)

Question 32

Automobile

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A self moving vehicle. (Noun)

Question 33

Autonomic

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Pertaining to the autonomic nervous system, which acts according to its own(self) laws rather than through voluntary control. It regulates the heart, digestive system, and so forth. (Adj)

Question 34

Autonomous

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Self-governing. (Adj)

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Autonomy

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The right of self-government. (Noun)

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Autopsy

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A seeing for oneself; an examination of a dead body to discover the cause of death. (Noun)

Question 37

Autobiography

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a history of a person's life written or told by that person. (Noun)

Question 38

Autograph

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a person's own signature: He collects autographs of artists. (Noun)

Question 39

Automat

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a type of self-service restaurant in which customers obtain food from small compartments by depositing the required number of coins in slots so that the doors can be opened.(noun)

Question 40

Benediction

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A speaking of good wishes; a blessing. (Noun)

Question 41

Benefactor

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One who does something good; one who gives help or financial assistance. (Noun)

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Beneficence

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The doing of good; kindness; charity. (Noun)

Question 43

Beneficial

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Producing benefits; advantageous. (Adj)

Question 44

Beneficiary

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A person who receive benefits, as from a will or an insurance policy. (Noun)

Question 45

Benefit

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Anything that promotes well-being; a payment to one in need. (Noun)

Question 46

Benevolence

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An inclination to do good; a kindly or charitable act. (Noun)

Question 47

Benevolent

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Wishing someone well; inclined to do good. (Adj)

Question 48

Benign

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Harmless; having a kindly attitude or disposition. (Adj)

Question 49

Beneficent

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doing good or causing good to be done; conferring benefits; kindly in action or purpose. (Adj)