exsuscitationt (eksusitashon)

[Also spelled exuscitation; Virtue is not a thing that is merely acquired and transfused into us from without, but rather an exsuscitation of those intellectual principles.. which were e entially engraven and sealed upon the soul at her first creation. Hallywell , Excellency of Moral Virtue, p. 54. extancet (eks'tans), n. [See extancy.] A standing out to view; actual existence. Who [God] hath in his intellect the ideal existences of things and entities before their extances. Sir T. Browne , Christ. Mor., iii. 25.