10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTIPRAXIA»
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... unpleasantness antipático adj - unpleasant antipirético adj' - antipyretic
antipirético (т) - antipyretic antipirina (0 - antipyrine antipraxia (I) - antipraxia
antipsicótico adj - antipsychotic antipsicótico (т) - antipsychotic, antipsychotic
agent, ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
ANTIPRAXIA, 1 from «>->□<, .*.nd «-j«tt», 1 per- lonn,] in the ancient physic,
denotes a contrariety K functions, temperaments, &c. in different parts i the body;
invented to account for that con- riri^y of symptoms which frequently concur in ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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Novo diccionario francez-portuguez: composto sobre os ...
Antipodal, к , adj. antipodal. Antipode , s. m. relat. (antiprtde) antipoda — ¡fig:
oootrano , inimigo , opposto. (Être aux antipodes , estar bem longe , ou remoto [
prop.) í Ашрклхге , s. f. med. antipraxia. Antokostates , s. m. pl. anat. antiprostatas
. t ...
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The Dictionary of Psychology
... hy amagonism toward some other individual or groups of individuals. See
PREIUDICE. antipraxia Amagonistic processes or symptoms. amipsychiatry amsy
antipsychiatry A movemem of hoth memal health professionals.
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Prontuário da língua portuguesa: caminho fácil para a ...
Antioquenos — etn. — de Antioquia Antioquia — top. — inex. Antiôquia Antipas
— antr. — inex. Antipas antipráctico — adj. — rel. â antipraxia antiprático — adj.
— contrário â prática antipraxia — s. — disposição contrária de. antistrofe — s.
Manuel dos Santos Alves, 1984
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
ANTIPRAXIA; from avn, and irparrw, I perform ; in the ancient physic, denotes a
contrariety of functions, temperaments, &c. in different parts of the body, invented
to account for that contrariety of symptoms which frequently concur in ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
ANTIPRAXIA; from avn, and trparrto, I perform ; in the ancient physic, denotes a
contrariety of functions, temperaments, &c. in different parts of the body, invented
to account for that contrariety of symptoms which frequently concur in ...
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Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
antiparietal cell antibody (APCA) test antiparkinsonian antipathy antiperistalsis
antiperistaltic antiplatelet agent antipode antipraxia antiprogestin antiprotease
antiprothrombin antiprotoplasmatic antiprotozoal antipruritic antipsoriatic ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
ANTIPRAXIA; from avn, and irparria, I perform ; in the ancient physic, denotes a
contrariety of functions, temperaments, &c. in different parts of the body, invented
to account for that contrariety of symptoms which frequently concur in ...
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
... active-transport membrane protein that transports two substances in opposite
directions. Those transporters that move two substrates in the same direction are
symporters. antipraxia /-prak'sé-a/, a condition in which functions or antiprogestin
...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
