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an·tipho·nary (an tif′ə ner′ē)

noun pl. antiphonaries -·nar′·ies

a collection of antiphons, esp. a book of responsive prayers

Etymology: ME antiphonere < OFr antifonier < ML(Ec) antiphonarium: see antiphon

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