apograph

noun

ap·​o·​graph

ˈapəˌgraf

plural apographa

əˈpägrəfə,

aˈ-

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apographal

əˈpägrəfəl

(ˈ)a¦p-

adjective

Word History

Etymology

Latin apographon, from Greek, from neuter of apographos copied, from apo- + -graphos -graph

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