Antiphon
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 7
an′tif-ōn, n. alternate chanting or singing: a species of sacred song, sung by two parties, each responding to the other—also Antiph′ony .— adj. Antiph′onal , pertaining to antiphony.— n. a book of antiphons or anthems—also Antiph′onary and Antiph′oner .— adjs. Antiphon′ic , Antiphon′ical , mutually responsive.— adv. Antiphon′ically . [Gr.; anti , in return, and phōnē , voice. A doublet of Anthem .]
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