Meanings
- no pluralrareRare form of anti-episode
antiepisode of this component with factor estimates from -1.3 to -2.0.
1986, Cliff I. Davidson, Jerome O. Nriagu (editors), Toxic Metals in the Atmosphere, page 2901 more example
As I mentioned, this particular antiepisode in Peanuts is more than justified in a daily column, but as the subject of a novel it is noticeably flat, even tiring.
1966, Dan Murray (editor-in-chief), Scholastic, The Student Weekley of the University of Notre Dame, page 20
- not comparablerareRare form of anti-episode
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This model has obvious important clinical implications in distinguishing between neurochemical alterations associated with seizures and affective disorders that are part of the primary pathophysiological process from those that are secondary and endogenous mechanisms that have potential antiepisode effects.
2007, Dorothee GA Kasteleijn-Nolst Trenite, Gregory L. Holmes, Steven C. Schachter (editors), Behavioral Aspects of Epilepsy, Principles and Practice, page 22
Origin
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