psalm·o·dy 
(sämə-dē, sălmə-)
(sämə-dē, sălmə-)n. pl. psalm·o·dies
1. The act or practice of singing psalms in divine worship.
2. The composition or arranging of psalms for singing.
3. A collection of psalms.
[Middle English psalmodie, from Late Latin psalmōdia, from Greek psalmōidiā, singing to the harp : psalmos, psalm; see PSALM + ōidē, aoidē, song; see ODE.]
psalmo·dist n.
- antisocial
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- antispasmodic
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- Antisthenes
- antistrophe
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- antitrust