analeptical
/ˌanəˈlɛptɪkl/Chiefly Medicine (now rare )
adjective
= analeptic.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Daniel (?1563–1619), poet and historian. From post-classical Latin analepticus analeptic + -al. Compare Middle French, French analeptique.
- activity ratio
- activity sampling
- activity series
- activity wheel
- activo-passive
- actless
- act of contrition
- act of faith
- act of God
- act of grace
- Act of Parliament
- Act of Parliament clock
- act of state
- actogram
- actograph
- actomyosin
- acton
- Actonian
- actor
- actor-action
- act (or be) one's age
- act (or bill) of attainder
- actoreen
- actorine
- actorish