APOS

Meaning of APOS in English

abbreviation

apostrophe

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

APOS — see: apo
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APOS — plural of apo
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APOS — plural of apo
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APO — noun, plural ( apos ) Date: 1983 : apolipoprotein — usually used with a letter or letter and number
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APOSTROPHIZE — [apos.tro.phize] vb -phized ; -phiz.ing vt (1718): to address by or in apostrophe ~ vi: to make use of apostrophe
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APOSTROPHISE — [apos.tro.phise] Brit var of apostrophize
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APOSTROPHE — [apos.tro.phe] n [L, fr. Gk apostrophe, lit., act of turning away, fr. apostrephein to turn away, fr. apo- + strephein …
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APOSTOLIC — [ap.os.tol.ic] adj (13c) 1 a: of or relating to an apostle b: of, relating to, or conforming to the teachings …
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APOSTOLATE — [apos.to.late] n [LL apostolatus, fr. apostolus] (14c) 1: the office or mission of an apostle 2: an association of persons …
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APOSTLE — [apos.tle] n [ME, fr. OF & OE; OF apostle & OE apostol, both fr. LL apostolus, fr. Gk apostolos, fr. …
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APOSTATIZE — [apos.ta.tize] vi -tized ; -tiz.ing (1611): to commit apostasy
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APOSTATISE — [apos.ta.tise] Brit var of apostatize
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APOSTATE — [apos.tate] n (14c): one who commits apostasy -- apostate adj
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APOSTASY — [apos.ta.sy] n, pl -sies [ME apostasie, fr. LL apostasia, fr. Gk, lit., revolt, fr. aphistasthai to revolt, fr. apo- + …
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APOSPORY — [apos.po.ry] n (1884): production of gametophytes directly from diploid cells of the sporophytes without spore formation (as in certain ferns …
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