Antidote

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 29
an'ii-dfit, n. that which is gtv, n against anything that would produce bad effects, a counter-poison fig anything that pi events evil —adj An'tidotal [Gr. anttdoios—anti, against, aido/tn, to give Antimony, an 'u-mun-i, « a brittle white-coloured metil much used in the at i and in medicine,— adj Antimon'ial. [Ely. dub
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