acroama
noun
ac·ro·ama
ˌa-krō-ˈa-mə,
-ˈä-
plural acroamata
ˌa-krō-ˈa-mə-tə,
-ˈä-
: an acroamatic teaching or doctrine
Word History
Etymology
Greek akroama, literally, something heard, from akroasthai to listen; probably akin to Greek akros topmost and to Greek ous ear
First Known Use
1579, in the meaning defined above
- change a flat tire
- change a tire
- change around
- change bowler
- change color
- change down
- change gear
- change hands
- change horses in midstream
- change house
- change key
- change note
- change of edge
- change of heart
- change of life
- change of pace
- change of plan
- change of seasons
- change of underwear
- change of voice
- change off
- change one's mind
- change one's mind (about)
- change one's mind about
- change one's opinion