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Excerpt from A Dictionary of Dental Science: And Such Words and Phrases of the Collateral Sciences as Pertain to the Art and Practice of Dentistry
A. In some words of Greek derivation this letter is employed as a prefix, in a priv ative sense, denoting the absence or pri vation of anything; as acephalous, head less; aphonia, voicelessness; aphyllous, lea?ess.
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