synallacticadj.
/sɪnaˈlaktɪk/ rare.
Reconciliatory.
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1853 W. Whewell tr. H. Grotius De Jure Belli II. ii. xx. 252 Retribution [as an end of punishment]..This is properly what Aristotle refers to synallactic justice.
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adj.1853- to perceive spirit
- to perfection
- to perform a cheese
- to perform one's easter duties
- to perform one's easter duty
- to perform one's place
- to perform one's stations
- to perform the honour
- to perform the honours
- to perform the stations
- to perform, seek, spend, work, and esp take wreak
- to perform, seek, spend, work, and esp take … wreak
- to perish one's life
- to perish one's pack
- to perish the pack
- to perk out
- to perk up
- to perpetuate testimony
- to perpetuity
- to persuade by fire
- to pervert the course of justice
- to pester the dickens out of
- to pester the etc out of
- to pester the life out of
- to pester the soul out of