deodorization (deo"do rizas hon)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 86
[ deodorize (dē-ō'dor-īz), v. t.; pret. and pp. de odorized, ppr. deodorizing. [ prives of odor; specifically, a substance which has the power of destroying fetid effluvia, as chlorin, chlorid of zinc, nitrate of lead, etc. Deo favente (de'ō fa-ven'tē). [L., God favoring: Deo, abl. of Deus, God; favente, abl. of faven (t-) s, ppr. of favere, favor: see favor.] With God's favor; with the help of God. Deo gratias (dē'ō grā'shi-as). [L., thanks to God: Deo, dat. of Deus, God; gratias, acc. pl. of gratia, grace, favor, thanks: see grace.] In the Rom. Cath. Ch., the response at the end of the epistle, and after the last gospel. In the Mo zarabic rite it follows the announcement of the epistle. It is also the response to the Ite , mi a est or Be ned i camus Domino at the end of the ma .
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