Meanings
comparative more dysæmic · superlative most dysæmic
- obsoleteObsolete form of dysemic.
It completes the picture of the various ways in which the self‐poisons produced by a dysæmic mode of living may act upon the organism.
1901, H. Lahmann, H. Sanders, Natural Hygiene, Swan Sonnenschein & Co., second edition, page 67
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