| A | B |
|---|
| apathy | lack of concern or feeling |
| antipathy | dislike, hatred, aversion |
| physiognomy | judging a person's nature from their physical appearance, esp. the face |
| pathogenesis | origin & development of a disease |
| telepathy | sending thought/feeling across a distance; mind-reading |
| pathos | strong emotion; quality in a literary or artistic work which evokes pity or sorrow |
| therapy | healing |
| hydrotherapy | treatment using water |
| heliotherapy | treatment using the sun |
| psychopathic | mentally ill |
| psychosomatic | dealing with the mind and body taken as a whole |
| necropsy | autopsy; examination of a dead body |
| necrology | obituary |
| necromancy | divination through the dead; sorcery |
| necrophagous | eating dead flesh |
| necropolis | cemetery; city of the dead |
| necrolatry | worship of the dead |
| thanatophobia | fear of death |
| euthanasia | mercy killing |
| athanasia | immortality; deathlessness |
| monotone | not varying in sound or tone |
| kinesiology | study of muscular movement |
| isometrics | exercises based on equal force on both sides, i.e. pushing against a wall |
| symmetry | equal measurement on both sides |
| phonometer | device to measure sound |
| biometry | measurement of the probable duration of life |
| perimeter | measurement around an area |
| polygon | many sided figure |
| pentagon | five sided figure |
| hexagon | six sided figure |
| theocentric | revolving around God |
| epicenter | point on the Earth's surface directly above the center of an earthquake |
| geocentric | revolving around the earth |
| anthropocentric | revolving around mankind |
| heliocentric | revolving around the sun |
| anomaly | exception to the normal rule or pattern |
| pseudomorphic | having a false form |
| pantomorphic | capable of having all forms |
| anthropomorphic | having the form of a human |
| polytechnical | multiple arts & sciences, especially schools teaching many branches of art & sciences |
| barometer | measurement of weight or pressure |
| baritone | low, heavy sounding voice or pitch |
| philanthropic | charitable; done out of love of mankind |
| philology | love of learning; study of languages |
| bibliophile | lover of books |
| philogyny | love of women |
| misanthrope | hatred of mankind |
| misology | hatred of learning |
| misogamy | hatred of marriage |
| misogyny | hatred of women |
| misoneism | fear or hatred of new things |
| thanatopsis | contemplation of death |
| aesthetics | sensitivity to beauty; conformity to good taste |
| ethnography | record of people, culture, customs |
| ethnocentric | revolving or centered around one people group |
| plutocracy | government by the wealthy |
| aristocrat | a person born in the ruling class; one of the "best" people |
| periscope | device for looking around corners |
| chronoscope | instrument for observing and measuring time |
| endoscope | device for looking inside the body |
| telescope | device for viewing things from a distance |
