commatism (komatizm)

[L. comma(t-), a short clause, + -ism.] Briefne ; concisene in writing; shortne or abruptne of sentences. [Rare.] Commatism of the style. Horsley, On Hosea, p. 43. commeasurable (ko-mezh'ur-a-bl), a. [ measurable .] Having or reducible to the same measure; commensurate; equal. A commeasurable grief took as full po e ion of him as joy had done. I. Walton, Donne. commeasure (ko-mezh'ūr), v. t.; pret. and pp. commeasured, ppr. commeasuring. [ Until endurance grow Sinew'd with action, and the full-grown will, Circled thro' all experiences, pure law, Commeasure perfect freedom. Tennyson , Enone. commeddlet (ko-med'l), v. t. [ med dle.] To mingle mingle or mix together. Religion, O how it is com medled with policy! Webster, White Devil, iii. 2. com me il faut (kom el fō). [F.: com me = Pr. com OSp. com, Sp. como = OPg. com, Pg. como = OIt. com, It. come, as,