enorganicadj.
/ɛnɔːˈɡanɪk/ rare.
Inherent in the organism.
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organical1643
organic1796
structural1804
enorganic1846
organismal1861
organistic1910
1846 W. Hamilton in T. Reid Wks. 864 The mental effort to move..I would call the Enorganic volition.
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adj.1846- to take a tumble to oneself
- to take a turn for the
- to take a turn for the better
- to take a turn for the worse
- to take a turn in the parsley-bed
- to take a turn in the parsleybed
- to take a use of
- to take a view of
- to take a vizy
- to take a vote
- to take a walk
- to take a walk on the wild side
- to take a walk-out powder
- to take a walkout powder
- to take a wicket
- to take a woman's maidenhead
- to take a wooden nickel
- to take a wrong measure of
- to take aback
- to take aboard
- to take about
- to take about the neck
- to take about the swire
- to take account of
- to take acquaintance