Atomism

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 38
at'om-izm, n. the doctrine that atoms steady arranged themselves into the universe. [L* AtomiSt, at'om-ist, u one who believes m Attentive, atomism. mindful. Atone, al-5n', v (with for) to give satisfaction ne , or make reparation.—v.t. to expiate At and Attenuate, one, as if to set at one, reconcile the old proto nnnciation of one is here preserved, as in only thin Atonement, at-On'ment, ». the act of atoning —ad, reconciliation expiation reparation. Attenuate, Atrabiliary. at-ra-bil'yar-i, adj of a melancholy at-ed, temperament hypochondriac. [L. ater, atra viscid, black, bills, gall, bile See Bile.] Attest,
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