anti scripturism (antiskripturizm)

[ Anti scripturism grows... rife and spreads fast. Boyle , Style of Holy Scriptures, p. 146. anti scripturist (an-ti-skrip'tūr-ist), n. [ scripture + -ist .] One who denies the truth of Scripture; one who does not accept revelation: as, "atheists and anti scripturists ," Boyle , Style of Holy Scriptures, p. 4. [Rare.] antisepalous (an-ti-sep'a-lus), a. [ IMG:content-0900.png:[blocks in formation] Antisepalous Flower of Alchemilla vulgar is. a, stamens, alternating with the petals (6) and opposite to the sepals (c). Sir W. Raleigh. sepal + -ous.] In bot., standing opposite to That such pillars were raised by Seth all antiquity has avowed. 4. An old person. [Humorous.] You are a shrewd antiquity , neighbour Clench. B. Jonson. IMG:content-0901.png:[blocks in formation] The Ru ian anti rabic inoculation institution [in Ode a). Science , IX. 186. anti racer (an-ti-rā'sėr), n. [ anti- + racel + -er1.] A device for preventing the racing of the screw of a marine propeller when the ve el pitches so as to throw it out of the water. antirachitic (anti-ra-kit'ik), a. [ [NL., sepals: applied to stamens. antisepsis (an-ti-sep's is), n. against, + σήψις, putrefaction: see septic.] The more or le complete exclusion of living microorganisms from those bodies or substances in which they produce disease, putrefaction, or fermentation. Such organisms may be destroyed, as by heat or germicides, or excluded, as by coverings or cleanline , or their activity and multiplication may be restricted, as by the application of antiseptic substances or of cold. antiseptic (an-ti-sep'tik), a. and n. [ antitheist II. n. In med . , a remedy for spasm or convulsions, as ether, chloroform, the bromides, etc. antispast (an'ti-spast), n. [L. antispast us , ἀντισπᾶν , draw in the contrary direction: see anti spas is .] In anc. pros., a tetrasyllabic foot, in which the first and last syllables are short and the middle syllables long, as Clýtēmnēstră . It is a combination of an iambus and a trochee.