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efferently — adverb see efferent … New Collegiate Dictionary
efferently — adverb Outwardly, away from the center. Ant: afferently … Wiktionary
efferently — ef·fer·ent·ly … English syllables
efferently — adverb see efferent I … Useful english dictionary
efferent — adjective Etymology: French efférent, from Latin efferent , efferens, present participle of efferre to carry outward, from ex + ferre to carry more at bear Date: 1856 conducting outward from a part or organ; specifically conveying nervous… … New Collegiate Dictionary
efferent — efference, n. efferently, adv. /ef euhr euhnt/, Anat., Physiol. adj. 1. conveying or conducting away from an organ or part (opposed to afferent). n. 2. an efferent part, as a nerve or blood vessel. [1830 40; < L efferent (s. of efferens carrying… … Universalium
afferently — adverb Inwardly, toward the center. Ant: efferently … Wiktionary
personification — The term personification comes from the Latin words persona (mask, person) and facere (to make). It is used to denote a * compound hallucination depicting a human being. Karl Jaspers (1883 1969) credits the German chemist Ludwig Staudenmaier… … Dictionary of Hallucinations
