dynamistic (dinamistik)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 5
Pertaining to the doctrine of force. It is usual (and convenient) to speak of two kinds of monarch i an ism-the dynamistic and the modalistic. Encyc, Brit., XVI. 719, IMG:content-0124.png:[blocks in formation] If Ireland is to be turned into a Crown Colony, she must be put under martial law; and even that will be no defence against the attacks of dynamitards by whom we may be struck at home. British Quarterly Rev. , LXXXIII. 411. The a ociate guild of a a ins - the nihilist and the dynamitard . N. A. Rev., CXXXVIII. 344.
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