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mithridatism|ˈmɪθrɪdeɪtɪz(ə)m|
[f. L. Mithridāt-ēs (see mithridate) + -ism.]
The condition of immunity to a poison induced by administering to an organism gradually increased doses of it.
1851Morell tr. Fourier's Pass. Human Soul I. 191 The state of Mithridatism, or unitary accord of our bodies with the neuter poisons, will depend on [etc.]. 1889E. R. Lankester Adv. Sci. (1890) 113 We may speak of this training in tolerance of poison as ‘mithridatism’. |