aparithmesis (aparithmesis)

[NL., Gr. ἀπαρίθμησις, apart1 (a-pärt'), adv. or a. [ partem, acc. of par (t-)s, part, side. Apart is thus orig. a prep. phr. like E. aside, ahead, etc., and may like these have a quasi-adj. construction. Cf. apart2.] 1. To or at one side; aside; separately; by itself; in distinction (from); independently (of); adjectively, separate. (a) In place, motion, or position. IMG:content-0924.png:[blocks in formation] 255 The determination of social morality is apart from the a ignment of motives for individual morality, and leaves the cultivation of individual perfection. F. Pollock, Introd. to W. K. Clifford's Lectures. (d) Absolutely: as, jesting apart, what do you think of it?-2. In pieces, or to pieces; asunder: as, to take a watch apart. As if a strong hand rent apart The veils of sense from soul and heart. Whittier, The Preacher. apart1+ (a-pärt'), v. t. [