Athymism


athymism

athymism a·thy·mism (ə-thī’mĭz’əm)
n.
see athymia.

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  • Atilt

    with a or inclination; : hold the bottle slightly atilt. with the lance in hand in . historical examples you purposely prolong his suspense; he is all atilt, expecting the delightful surprise. autumn leaves various father,” she began, atilt on the arm of his chair, “should you like to buy this house yourself? polly of […]

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  • Atiptoe

    standing or walking on (usually used predicatively). eagerly expectant, as antic-p-ting a desired event or arrival: waiting atiptoe for the mail. moving with caution or stealth, as avoiding calling attention to one’s presence: she walked atiptoe through the sleeping house.


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