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engraphy
engraphy n. 
/ˈɛnɡrəfɪ/ the action of exciting an organism in such a way that a permanent change or engram results.
/ˈɛnɡrəfɪ/ the action of exciting an organism in such a way that a permanent change or engram results.ΚΠ
1921 L. Simon tr. R. Semon Mneme ii. 274 The engram-association is a result of engraphy and becomes manifest on ecphory.
1923 B. Duffy tr. R. Semon Mnemic Psych. 235 It is only through ecphory that we first get to know the existence of engraphy, and there can be no ecphory unless preceded by engraphy.
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- have mister of
- have moll thomson's mark
- have money to burn
- have money to throw about
- have more sense than to
- have more sense than to do something
- have more —— in one's finger than
- have more —— in one's little finger than
- have most fingers
- have much steam on
- have much to answer for
- have nay
- have need
- have neighbour's fare
- have neither head nor feet
- have neither head nor foot
- have neither part nor lot in
- have never had it so good
- have no a lot etc time for
- have no a lot of time for
- have no bearing on
- have no bone in one's mouth
- have no bone in one's throat
- have no bones in one's mouth
- have no bones in one's throat