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pathoˈlogically, adv.
[f. prec. + -ly2.]
1. a. In relation to pathology, or to its subject-matter, disease.
1828–32in Webster. 1868D. Cook Dr. Muspratt's Patients, etc. 228 His book..on the Heart—physiologically and pathologically considered. 1879Tyndall Fragm. Sc. (ed. 6) II. xiii. 335 The bacterium of splenic fever..[Pasteur's] investigations regarding the part it plays pathologically.
b. Corresponding to sense 1 b of the adj.: morbidly; abnormally.
1933Mind XLII. 138 In the expression of his feelings and appreciations he was almost pathologically reticent. 1978P. G. Winslow Coppergold 75 She was pathologically jealous.
2. In relation to the passions or emotions. rare.
1824De Quincey tr. Kant's Idea Univ. Hist. Wks. XIII. 133 A social concert that had been pathologically extorted from the mere necessities of situation. 1833Chalmers Const. Man (1834) II. ii. iii. 237 The objects which he chooses to entertain, and..the emotions which patho⁓logically result from them. |