anaplerosis (an" aplerosis)

[NL., or authority; an anarchist. Him thus the anarch old, With faltering speech and visage incomposed, Answer'd. Milton, P. L., ii. 988. "A torpedo," cried Zero, brightening, "a torpedo in the Thames! Superb, dear fellow! I recognize in you the marks of an accomplished anarch." R. L. Stevens on, The Dynamiter, p. 305. anarchal, anarchial (a-när'kal, -ki-al), a. [ [Rare.] We are in the habit of calling those bodies of men an archal which are in a state of effervescence. Landor , Imaginary Conversations, I. 135. anarchic (a-när'kik), a. [ confusion. An equivalent form is anarchical. Mr. Arnold is impatient with the unregulated and, as he thinks, anarchic state of our society; and everywhere displays a longing for more administrative and controlling agencies. H. Spencer , Study of Sociol., p. 231. 2. Relating or pertaining to the theory of society called anarchy; founded on anarchy or anarchism. See anarchy , 2. Not only is he [Bakunin] the father of Nihilism in Ru ia, but he has been the apostle of International Anarchic -ism.] 1. Confusion; disorder; anarchy.-2. The doctrines of the anarchists; the anarchic and socialistic scheme of society proposed by Proudhon. See anarchy, 2.