AGRAPHIA

(Lat.), n. f. ®g)-ra2(ra3yfi2-a8, From a priv., and ypad%, the art of writing, Fr., agraphie. Ger., Agraphie. Int ability to write, due to disease of the central nervous system. ‘ In attempting to write, sometimes only lines are made, sometimes separate letters, but not words; or words may be written, but not to form sentences.” [A, 870.j—A. literal is. A variety in which letters can not be formed, but only pot-hooks and hangers. [D, 18.] —A, verbal is. A variety in which, while the letters may be correctly formed, the words into which they are joined are either fanciful or entirely inappropriate. [D, 18.] AGRÉGAT, AGREGATION (Fr.),. >, -ga?-sho?n?, See A GORE GATE and AGGREGATION. AGRÉGÉ (Fr.), adj. 1. Aggregate. 2 Asan.,an adjunct profe or. [A, 321 Bd i è