10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYNTENOSIS»
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Medical Dictionary: Containing an Explanation of the Terms ...
SYNTENOSIS. Syneurosis. See hn'rchLA'l-ION. SYNTHESlS. Combination.df
Pitts, as opposed to Analysis. SYPHILIS. Lues Veherea. The Venereal ldisease.
This disease arises fromimpure coition, andattacks the hard as well '51s the soft ...
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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of ...
And a System of Philosophy, is a regular Collection of the Principles and Parts of
that Science into one Body, and a treating of them dogmatically, or in
SYNTENOSIS, is reckon'd by some to be theia Scholastical Method j which is
called the ...
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A new and complete dictionary of arts and sciences: ...
The former is subdivided into enarthrosis, arthrodia, and ginglymus. The latter is
subdivided into symphysis, syntenosis, sutura, harmonia, syssarcosis,
synchondrosia, and sj'nneurosis. See Anatomy. Articulation, in botany, jointed as
the culm ...
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The Family Physician, and Guide to Health: In Three Parts: ...
Its use is to lubricate the cartilaginous surfaces of the articulatory . bones, and to
facilitate their motions. Synovial. Relating or belonging to the synovia or fluid of
the joints. Syntenosis. A species of . articulation where the bones are connected ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
... together, and torso, I put, Gr.) A putting together; construction; that part of
grammar which teaches how to put words together properly in order to form
sentences. This is'the only sense in which the word is used. SYNTENOSIS, sin-te
-no'sis, o.
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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A Medical Dictionary: containing an explanation of the terms ...
SYNTENOSIS. Syneurosis. See ARTICULATION. SYNTHESIS. Combination of
parts, as opposed to Ana-V lysis. — SY'PHILIS. Lues Venerea. The Venereal
diseaSe. This disease arises from impure coition, and attacks the hard as well; as
the ...
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Anthropologia Nova Or a New System of Anatomy Describing the ...
Sfflte' The fourth is Syntenosis, which is join'd by a msis' Tendon, as the PateI/a is
to the Tibia, the Offa Sejamoidea, &c. syny- The fifth is Synymensir, and is a
Conjunction' mensis- by Membranes, as in new-born Children, the Offa Symipitis
...
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The Philadelphia Medical Dictionary: Containing a Concise ...
Synosieograjz/iia, the doctrine of bones. Synovia, the Huid that keeps the joints
moist. Sync-vie татам, synovial glands; glands in the joints secreting the synovia.
Synzasis, a tumid distension. Syntenosis, a tendinous articulation. . . Synleretim ...
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The art of surgery: in which is laid down such a general ...
... the tendinous and nervous Parts, by its congealing instantly over the Flame of
a Candk, or Heat of the Fire, conjectur'd to tie a Succut K ut sums dripping
therefrom. Syntenosis, a uus), cum, 8c tkvuv, kendo, Conjunction by rrieans of
Tendons.
Daniel Turner, Charles Rivington ((Londres)), John Clarke ((Londres)), 1736
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
(gram.)thecorrect arrangement ofwordsin sentences. —adjs.Syntac′tic, al,
pertainingtosyntax: according to the rules of syntax. —adv.Syntac′tically. [Gr.
syntaxis—syn, together, tassein, taxein, to put in order.] Syntenosis, sintenō′sis,
n.the ...
