auxetic (aksetik)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 75
[ τός, verbal adj. of αὐξάνειν, increase: see auxe sis.] Pertaining to auxesis; amplifying; in creasing. This auxetic power of the preposition. Dr. Hutch in son , Sermon on Cerem. Law, p. 8, note. auxetic ally (ak-set'i-kal-i), adv. By auxesis auxiliatory) (ag-zil'ia-to-ri), as if auxiliatorius, auxiliar i, pp. auxiliatus, help, help, Ma es both auxiliatory and expiatory. Sir E. Sandys , State of Religion. II. n. A help; an aid; in the plural, auxiliaries. There were no such auxiliatories within the walls. R. Watson, Hist. Philip II. [Irreg.
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