inorganismn.
/ɪnˈɔːɡənɪz(ə)m/ rare.
Absence of organization or organic structure.
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inorganism1882
1882 Champion of Faith 169 (heading) Inorganism and Mind.
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n.1882- to take one's mansion
- to take one's measure
- to take one's measures
- to take one's medicine
- to take one's mind off
- to take one's mind off from
- to take one's mutton with
- to take one's nap
- to take one's own life
- to take one's own sweet time
- to take one's own time
- to take one's own way
- to take one's parable
- to take one's perch
- to take one's pick
- to take one's pleasure
- to take one's ply
- to take one's refection
- to take one's repast
- to take one's repose
- to take one's rest
- to take one's revenge
- to take one's rise
- to take one's rise from
- to take one's rouse