receptrix (reseptriks)

[ duced by a generatrix; an electric motor. See generatrix. receptual (re-sep'tū-al), a. [ The difference between a mind capable of however lim ited a degree of conceptual ideation and one having only receptual ideation is usually agreed to be the po e ion of language by the first, and its absence in the other. Science , XV. 90. receptually (re-sep'tū-al-i), adv . In a receptual manner; by receiving or taking in. [Recent.] There is then the denotative stage, in which the child uses names receptually by mere a ociation. Science , XV. 90. recercelé (rē-ser-se-lā'), a . [OF., also recercellé , pp. of recerceler , recerceller , curl up, curve, also hoop, encircle, re- , back, + cerceler , hoop, encircle, cercel , cerceau , hoop, ring, circus , a ring: see circus .] In her .: ( a ) Curved at the ends more decidedly than in other forms, such as moline: noting a cro each end of which is divided into two points rolled backward into a spiral. ( b ) Same as moline . recercelled (rē-sėr's eld), a. In her., same as recercelé.