Apoplexy

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 31
a'po-pleks-i, n. lo of sensation and of motion by a sudden stroke. [Gr. apoplixta — from, away, and //rxftf, lo strike.] A post a By, Apostacy, a-poM'a-si, «. abandonment of ones religion, principles, or party. (Gr. ‘a standing away’ apo, from, stasis, a standing.] Apostate, a -post n one guilty of apostasy a renegade.—adj. faLc traitorous fallen. A post at i Be, a-posl'at-iz, v to commit apostasy.
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