Entelechy

athing Grenteles, en-tel'-e-ke, attained s. the complete perfection,and echo,to actualization have). 247 ] ENTHEASTIC its fur being of a yellowish colour and its face of a a violet tinge,surrounded with a whisker-like fringe of hair. ternational friendline , goodwill, or its manifestation(Fr.) a Enter, en'-ter, v.a. to move or pa into a place, in any a manner whatever; to comer go in; to penetrate; to advance into; to enlist or engage in; to become a member of; to admit to set down in writing; to enrol; to lodge a manifest of goods at the custom a house, and gain admittance or permi ion to land; to insert; to take po e ion of; to register formally: v.n. to go or come in; to penetrate; to engage in: to be initiated in; to be an ingredient (Fr. from L. intra, a within). tomical description of the intestinal glands (Gr. enteron, an intestine, aden, a gland, and grapho, to write). the intestinal glands (Gr. enteron, aden, and logos, science). enteron, and algos, pain). a _between doors [Arch.] tericfever, typhoid fever. testines. situation, whose contents are intestine [Surg.] (Gr. enteron, and kele, a tumour.) abdominal hernia (Gr. enteron, gaster, the belly, and kele). culus (Gr. enteron, and lithos, a stone). the bowels or internal parts of the body, usually including the contents of the head, breast, and belly (Gr. enteron and logos, science). whose contents are intestine (Gr. enteron, and omphalos, the navel). tines (Gr. enteron, and pathos, disease). tines [Anat.]; incision of the bowels for the removal of strangulation, . [Surg.] (Gr. enteron, and tome, cutting.) a attempted to be performed, specially bold, arduous, or hazardous undertaking, either physical or moral; a spirit of bold adventure: v.a. to undertake; to begin and attempt to perform (Fr. from entre, into, and prendre, to seize). enterprise, especially a bold or hazardous one. der taking; resolute; active or prompt to attempt great or untried schemes; adventurous. Enterprisingly, en'-ter-pri-zing-le, ad. in an enterprising manner. hospitality; to engage the attention and occupy it agreeably; to maintain; to harbour; to cherish; to take into consideration with a view to decide; to amuse; to purvey to: v.n. to exercise hospitality (Fr. from inter, between, and teneo, to hold). diverting. Entertainingly, en-ter-ta'-ning-le, ad. in an entertaining manner. Entertaining ne , en-terta'-ning-nes, s. the quality of entertaining. taining; the receiving and entertaining of guests; the hospitality provided; a banquet; the pleasure which the mind receives from anything interesting; that which entertains; an amusement; reception by the mind. or substances interwoven or intermixed. of Enthean, Entheastic,en-the-as en-the -an, -tik, and energy lief in some which divine the mi ion or enterprise inspires (Gr. en, and theos, God).