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▪ I. asphyxy|æsˈfɪksɪ| [ad. F. asphyxie, ad. L. asphyxia.] = asphyxia.
1784(title) Gardane's Catechism concerning the apparent Deaths, called Asphyxies [transl. from Fr.]. 1837Beddoes Let. in Poems Introd. 103 About to awake from her asphyxy of a hundred years. 1882G. Macdonald Weighed & Want. II. xv. 192 His letters..absorbed her atmosphere, and after each followed a period of mental asphyxy. ▪ II. asˈphyxy, v. [f. prec. Cf. Fr. asphyxier.] To asphyxiate. (Chiefly in pa. pple.)
1843Carlyle Past & Pr. (1858) 96 If said soul be asphyxied. 1881Tyndall Float. Matt. Air App. 334 Asphyxied by the defect of oxygen. |