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Etymology
1. therapy
noun. ['ˈθɛrəpi'] (medicine) the act of caring for someone (as by medication or remedial training etc.).
Synonyms
- iontophoresis
- refrigeration
- physical therapy
- herbal therapy
- radiotherapy
- EMDA
- medication
- phytotherapy
- medical care
- actinotherapy
- medical aid
- radiation
- thrombolytic therapy
- electrical healing
- infrared therapy
- electric healing
- inflation therapy
- psychotherapy
- occupational therapy
- correction
- hormone-replacement therapy
- shock therapy
- chemotherapy
- botanical medicine
- aromatherapy
- megavitamin therapy
- galvanism
- radiation therapy
- iontotherapy
- ionic medication
- physiotherapy
- immunotherapy
- HRT
- heliotherapy
- hormone replacement therapy
- shock treatment
- electromotive drug administration
- speech therapy
- irradiation
- electrotherapy
- insolation
- thermotherapy
Antonyms
- over-the-counter medicine
- over-the-counter drug
- prescription drug
- homeopathy
Etymology
- θεραπεία (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
- θεραπεύω (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
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- immunotherapy
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2. group
noun. ['ˈgruːp'] any number of entities (members) considered as a unit.
Synonyms
- halogen
- scheme
- citizenry
- edition
- human race
- mass
- social group
- multitude
- human beings
- community
- collection
- arrangement
- lanthanide
- actinide
- circuit
- subgroup
- kingdom
- sainthood
- varna
- world
- biotic community
- actinon
- ethnos
- abstract entity
- humanity
- biological group
- straggle
- population
- rare earth
- humankind
- man
- people
- accumulation
- masses
- system
- association
- lanthanoid
- series
- race
- cloud
- the great unwashed
- mankind
- grouping
- ethnic group
- rare-earth element
- lanthanon
- abstraction
- electron shell
- humans
- assemblage
- swarm
- actinoid
- hoi polloi
Antonyms
- flora
- defense
- prosecution
- truth
Etymology
- groupe (French)
- gruppo (Italian)
3. group
verb. ['ˈgruːp'] arrange into a group or groups.
Synonyms
- classify
- regroup
- sort out
- chunk
- bracket
- class
- collocate
- assort
- batch
- sort
- separate
Antonyms
- human
- nonhuman
- inhumaneness
- gather
Etymology
- groupe (French)
- gruppo (Italian)
4. group
noun. ['ˈgruːp'] (chemistry) two or more atoms bound together as a single unit and forming part of a molecule.
Synonyms
- arsenic group
- nitrite
- molecule
- cyanide group
- vinyl
- benzyl group
- ketone group
- methylene group
- aldehyde radical
- aldehyde group
- allyl radical
- propyl group
- glyceryl
- uranyl
- carbonyl group
- radical
- cyanide radical
- vinyl group
- methylene radical
- benzyl radical
- azido radical
- hydrazo radical
- azo radical
- butyl
- cacodyl radical
- uranyl group
- hydroxyl radical
- allyl group
- methylene
- acyl
- alkyl radical
- uranyl radical
- benzyl
- vinyl radical
- acyl group
- alcohol group
- hydrazo group
- alkyl group
- building block
- azido group
- benzoyl group
- propyl radical
- cyano group
- alcohol radical
- chromophore
- azo group
- allyl
- carboxyl group
- amino group
- amino
- benzoyl radical
- carboxyl
- hydroxyl
- chemical group
- unit
- cacodyl group
- nitro group
- cacodyl
- propyl
- hydroxyl group
- amyl
- cyano radical
Antonyms
- open circuit
- closed circuit
- stay in place
- artifact
Etymology
- groupe (French)
- gruppo (Italian)
5. group
verb. ['ˈgruːp'] form a group or group together.
Synonyms
- gang
- pool
- brigade
- embed
- gang up
- team up
- gather
- aggroup
- foregather
- meet
- team
- assemble
Antonyms
- juvenile
- woman
- draftee
- volunteer
Etymology
- groupe (French)
- gruppo (Italian)
6. group
noun. ['ˈgruːp'] a set that is closed, associative, has an identity element and every element has an inverse.
Synonyms
- mathematical group
- subgroup
- commutative group
- Abelian group
Antonyms
- antitype
- clergy
- distributive
- alignment
Etymology
- groupe (French)
- gruppo (Italian)
Example sentences of the word group-therapy
1. Noun Phrase
They use a variety of tools and techniques, including individual therapy, group therapy, psychological testing and telemedicine – providing services via telephone or the Internet.