path o logic, pathological
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[English patholog (y); -ic, -ical; Fr. pathologique. Of or pertaining to pathology. 3030 A. As adjective : patren 1. Able physically to bear or endure pain or suffering; capable of bearing, enduring, or supporting pain, trial, suffering, or adversity without murmuring or fretfulne ; calm, composed. 2. Able to bear or endure; proof against; capable of enduring or standing. (Followed by of before that which is endured.) 3. Calm, composed; not hasty or impetuous. "Be patient , princes; you do know, these fits Are with his highne very ordinary." Shakesp.: Henry IV ., Pt . II ., iv. 4. 4. Indulgent, lenient, long-suffering; not easily provoked; not revengeful against injuries. "Warn them that are unruly, support the weak, be patient toward all men.-1 The alonians v. 14. 5. Persevering or constant in action or exertion; calmly diligent. "Whatever I have done is due to patient thought." Newton . IMG:content-0751.png:[blocks in formation] *pā'-tient (tias sh), v.t. [PATIENT, a.] To com- pose, to calm. (Used with a reflexive pronoun.) "Patient yourself, madam, and pardon me." Shakesp .: Titus Andronicus, i. 11. pā-tient-lý (ti as sh), *pa-ci-ent-li, *pa- tient-liche, adv . [Eng. patient ; -ly.] path-way, s. [Eng. path , and way .] 1. Lit .: A path, a road; a beaten track; a foot ure; without discontent or murmuring. 1. In a patient manner; with calmne or compos path. "We tread the pathway arm in arm." Scott : Bridal of Trier main , iii. (Introd.) 2. Fig.: A path or course of life, action, or con duct. "They cannot turn a man out of the pathway of virtue."-North: Plutarch , p. 1010. *păt-i-ble, a. [Latin patibilis , from patior =to suffer.] Sufferable, tolerable, endurable. †pa-tib-u-lar-ỹ, a . [Lat, patibulum =a gallows; Fr. patibulaire .] Pertaining or belonging to the gallows or execution. Shaped like a gallows. "Bestrides with its patibulary fork the pit of bottomle terror." -Carlyle: Diamond Necklace , ch. xvi. †pa-tib-u-lat-ed, a. [Latin patibulum =agal lows.] Executed on a gallows; hanged.
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