antisyzygyn.
Union of opposites.
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antisyzygy1863
1863 F. Hale in Reader 24 Jan. 95 Zoroastrianism..fuses together—in what Clement of Rome would have denominated an antisyzygy—the Deity and Satan.
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n.1863- to keep one's cut
- to keep one's day
- to keep one's distance
- to keep one's ear to the ground
- to keep one's ears to the ground
- to keep one's end hold up one's end
- to keep one's end to keep
- to keep one's end up
- to keep one's eye after
- to keep one's eye on
- to keep one's eye on the ball
- to keep one's eye on the prize
- to keep one's eye to the prize
- to keep one's eye upon
- to keep one's eyeball on
- to keep one's eyes in the boat
- to keep one's eyes on the prize
- to keep one's eyes peeled
- to keep one's eyes skinned
- to keep one's face straight
- to keep one's faith
- to keep one's feet
- to keep one's feet on the ground
- to keep one's finger on the pulse
- to keep one's fingers crossed