hythmic (arithmik)

[As arrhythmous + -ic: see a -18 and rh rhythmic.] Not rhythmic; wanting rhythm or regularity: used specifically, lv. in in pathol., pa of the pulse. Also spelled arhyth mic. N. E. D. IMG:content-1165.png:[merged small][merged small][ocr errors] cally. 320 1. The act or fact of arriving; arrival. Its (an animal's] sudden arrivance into growth and maturitie. Sir T. Browne , Vulg. Ert., iii. 9. 2. Persons who arrive; arrivals collectively. arrière-pensée (ar-iar pon-sā'), n. [F., ar- rière, rear, behind, + pensée , thought: see pen- sive .] A thought kept back or di embled; a mental reservation. arrière-va al (a-rēr'vas"al), n. An under-vas- sal; the va al of a va al. arrière-vou ure (ar-iar"vö-sūr′), n . A rear vault; an arch or a vault placed within the arrive (a-riv'), v.; pret. and pp. arrived , ppr. opening of a window or door, and differing from it in form, to in- crease the size of the aperture internally, to re- ceive charge from above, or to form an ar- chitectural junc- tion between in- terior and exte- rior