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Webster 1913 Edition

[Gr. [GREEK]; [GREEK] custom, manners + [GREEK] to make or form.]

Expressing character.

[Obs.]

Urquhart.

ethopoetic ‎(comparative more ethopoetic, superlative most ethopoetic)

(obsolete) Expressing character.
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