antitrinitarian ism

[Gr. ἀντί (anti) against, and Eng. trinitarian ism.] The system of doctrine of which the e ential feature is a denial of the doctrine of the Trinity. ( Webster.) ăn-tit-ro-pal, ăn-tit-ro-pous, a . [Gr. ἀντί ( anti ) = opposite to, and τρόπος ( tropos ) = a turn, direction; τρέπω ( trepō ) = to turn.] Bot. A term applied to an embryo which is inverted so as to have the radicle at the extremity of the seed most remote from the hilum. The sacs of the ovule are in no degree inverted, but have their common point of origin at the hilum, the raphe and chalaza being nece arily invisible. (Lindley: Introd. to Bot .)