definitude

[Eng. definit (e); -ude.] Definitivene . "Destitute of the light and definitude of mathematics." -Sir W. Hamilton . *de-fix', v . t . [Lat. defixus , pa. par. of defi go to fix, or fasten down: de down, and figo =to fix.] To fix, to settle, to fasten. "The country parson is generally sad, because he knows nothing but the cro of Christ, his mind being defixed on, and with those nails wherewith his Master was."Herbert: Country Parson, ch. xxvii.