antithetic, antithetical

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 26
[In Fr. antithétique; Sp. antitetico. From Gr. ἀντιθητικός ( antithētikos ).] A. Ordinary Language: Pertaining to or marked by the presence of an antithesis. "The antithetical group of cases." - Herbert Spencer: Psychology, 2nd ed., vol. ii., p. 55, § 293. IMG:content-0600.png:[blocks in formation]
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