Therapeutic

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 526
ther-a-pii’tik, adj. pertaining to the healing art: curative [Gr. t/ierapcnC to take care of, to heal, to must,] Therapeutics, ther-a-pu tiks, using, that part of medicine concerned with the treatment and cure of diseases. There, Mar, adv in that place (opposed to Here) is used to begin sentences wnen the subject comes after the verb —Thereabout' or -abOUtB', adv. about or near that place near that num- — ber, quantity, or degree Thereafter, adv. after or according to that. Thereat', adv. at that place or occurrence on that account.— Thereby adv. by that means in consequence of that —Therefore (Mer'fur), adv. for that or this reason consequently* Therefrom', adv from that or this.— Thereux', adv. in that or this place, time, or thing. —Thereof (MAr-of'), adv. mOte; mate; mOOu; then. 526 IMG:page-526.webp:Page 526 Thermal of that or this.—Thereon', adv. on that or this.
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