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Definition of isis
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Isis (n.) The
principal
goddess
worshiped
by the
Egyptians.
She was
regarded
as the
mother
of
Horus,
and the
sister
and wife of
Osiris.
The
Egyptians
adored
her as the
goddess
of
fecundity,
and as the great
benefactress
of their
country,
who
instructed
their
ancestors
in the art of
agriculture..
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Solution
::
Solution
(n.) A
crisis.
Phthisiology
::
Phthisiology
(n.) A
treatise
on
phthisis.
Critical
::
Critical
(n.)
Pertaining
to, or
indicating,
a
crisis,
turning
point,
or
specially
important
juncture;
important
as
regards
consequences;
hence,
of
doubtful
issue;
attended
with risk;
dangerous;
as, the
critical
stage of a
fever;
a
critical
situation..
Isis
::
Isis (n.) Any coral of the genus Isis, or
family
Isidae,
composed
of
joints
of
white,
stony
coral,
alternating
with
flexible,
horny
joints.
See
Gorgoniacea..
Acme
::
Acme (n.) The
crisis
or
height
of a
disease.
Sistrum
::
Sistrum
() An
instrument
consisting
of a thin metal
frame,
through
which
passed
a
number
of metal rods, and
furnished
with a
handle
by which it was
shaken
and made to
rattle.
It was
peculiarly
Egyptian,
and used
especially
in the
worship
of Isis. It is still used in
Nubia..
Consumption
::
Consumption
(n.) A
progressive
wasting
away of the body; esp., that form of
wasting,
attendant
upon
pulmonary
phthisis
and
associated
with
cough,
spitting
of
blood,
hectic
fever,
etc.;
pulmonary
phthisis;
--
called
also
pulmonary
consumption..
Acritical
::
Acritical
(a.)
Having
no
crisis;
giving
no
indications
of a
crisis;
as,
acritical
symptoms,
an
acritical
abscess..
Crisis
::
Crisis
(n.) The point of time when it is to be
decided
whether
any
affair
or
course
of
action
must go on, or be
modified
or
terminate;
the
decisive
moment;
the
turning
point..
Alarming
::
Alarming
(a.)
Exciting,
or
calculated
to
excite,
alarm;
causing
apprehension
of
danger;
as, an
alarming
crisis
or
report.
--
A*larming*ly,
adv..
Marasmus
::
Marasmus
(n.) A
wasting
of flesh
without
fever or
apparent
disease;
a kind of
consumption;
atrophy;
phthisis.
Chorisis
::
Chorisis
(n.) The
separation
of a leaf or
floral
organ into two more
parts.
Acuteness
::
Acuteness
(n.)
Violence
of a
disease,
which
brings
it
speedily
to a
crisis..
Phthisis
::
Phthisis
(n.) A
wasting
or
consumption
of the
tissues.
The term was
formerly
applied
to many
wasting
diseases,
but is now
usually
restricted
to
pulmonary
phthisis,
or
consumption.
See
Consumption..
Tisic
::
Tisic (n.)
Consumption;
phthisis.
See
Phthisis.
Syncitia
::
Syncrisis
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
in which
opposite
things
or
persons
are
compared.
Isis
::
Isis (n.) The
principal
goddess
worshiped
by the
Egyptians.
She was
regarded
as the
mother
of
Horus,
and the
sister
and wife of
Osiris.
The
Egyptians
adored
her as the
goddess
of
fecundity,
and as the great
benefactress
of their
country,
who
instructed
their
ancestors
in the art of
agriculture..
Head
::
Head (n.)
Culminating
point or
crisis;
hence,
strength;
force;
height..
Anagnorisis
::
Anagnorisis
(n.) The
unfolding
or
denouement.
Antiphthisic
::
Antiphthisic
(a.)
Relieving
or
curing
phthisis,
or
consumption..
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