con-actorn.
A joint agent.Apparently an isolated use.
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1834 T. Eden in Fraser's Mag. 11 (1835) 645 The two things, the contact of which is a cause, I call ‘conactors’. Observe, that every cause is of two conactors.
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n.1834- orthoepy
- orthoferrite
- orthoform
- orthogamy
- orthogeneses
- orthogenesis
- orthogenetic
- orthogenetically
- orthogenetics
- orthogenic
- orthogenics
- orthogeosynclinal
- orthogeosyncline
- orthoglossy
- orthognathic
- orthognathism
- orthognathous
- orthogneiss
- orthogon
- orthogonal
- orthogonal projection
- orthogonal tetrahedron
- orthogonal trajectory
- orthogonalisation
- orthogonalise