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Hutchinsonian, a. and n.|hʌtʃɪnˈsəʊnɪən|
[See -ian.]
A. adj.
1. a. Of or pertaining to John Hutchinson (died 1737), a writer on natural philosophy, who interpreted the Bible mystically, and opposed the Newtonian philosophy. b. Of or according to Anne Hutchinson (died 1643), an antinomian teacher in New England.
1765Wesley Jrnl. 9 Oct., Mr. Jones..seems to have totally overthrown the Newtonian Principles. But whether he can establish the Hutchinsonian, is another Question. 1844W. H. Mill Serm. Tempt. Christ Notes 155 The doctrine of the Hutchinsonian School..which presumes.. to teach that the relations of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, are merely official in the œconomy of redemption. 1894W. Walker Hist. Congreg. Ch. U.S.A. 215 The Hutchinsonian dispute, in the early days of Massachusetts.
2. (Also hutchinsonian.) Med. Of an incisor tooth: having the characteristic appearance described s.v. Hutchinson('s) tooth (see prec.).
1900C. H. May Man. Dis. Eye viii. 126 These changes are especially marked in the upper central incisor teeth (Hutchinsonian teeth). 1930Jeans & Cooke Prepubescent Syphilis x. 220 The typical hutchinsonian teeth may be associated with a syphilitic lesion in the premaxillae. 1957S. L. Robbins Textbk. Path. xx. 698/2 The following may occur singly or together in congenital syphilis: the Hutchinsonian incisor..and the ‘mulberry molar’.
B. n. An adherent of either of the above (sense A. 1).
1753Scots Mag. Oct. 528/2 It appears to be written by an Hutchinsonian. 1770Wesley Jrnl. 30 Aug., Both of those are Hutchinsonians. 1882–3Schaff Encycl. Relig. Knowl. III. 2058 A Hutchinsonian in science and learning, he was, nevertheless, chosen professor of astronomy in Gresham College.
Hence Hutchinˈsonianism.
1860J. Gardner Faiths World II. 95/2 Mr. Catcott of Bristol..wrote a defence of Hutchinsonianism in Latin. |