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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
-pathy/pəθi/

▶combining form

1 denoting feelings: telepathy.

2 denoting disorder in a particular part of the body: neuropathy.

3 denoting curative treatment of a specified kind: hydropathy.

– origin from Gk patheia ‘suffering, feeling’.

'-pathy' also found in these Oxford entries:

allelopathy - homeopathy - -path

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