Anteposition
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 8
an-te-po-zish'-un, s. placing of a word before another, which, by ordinary rules, ought to follow it [Gram.] Postprandial. ante). Anteriorly, an-te'-re-or-le, ad. previously. anterior. apartment. into the stomach, as the crop in birds. check hæmorrhage. (Gr. anti, and helmins, a worm). a piece of music set to words from scripture (Gr. anti, and phone, the voice). anthem; alternately. chamomile (Gr. anthos, a flower). thers into petals [Bot.] which the flowers have arrived at their full expansion. anest. flowers (Gr. -, and bios, life). the form of a flower (Gr. -, and kephale, head) compound flower. shale [Gr., and lithos, a stone). thology. collection of poems, epigrams, or or choice pa ages from various authors -, a collection of devotional pieces [Eccles.] (Gr. and lego, to gather.) parts of a flower,as of stamens in to petals, in . (Gr.-, and lyo, to loose). flowers.
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