akoluthic
/akəˈluːθɪk/(also acolouthic, acoluthic)
adjective
Philosophy and Psychology. In the terminology of the German biologist Richard Wolfgang Semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.
- Now chiefly with reference to Bertrand Russell..
Origin
Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From ancient Greek ἀκόλουθος following + -ic. In sense 1 after German akoluthisch.
- hand-signalling
- hand soap
- hands off
- handsome
- handsome is as handsome does
- handsomeish
- handsomely
- handsomeness
- hand someone off
- hand someone something on a plate
- hand someone/thing over
- hand something down
- hand something in
- hand something on
- hand something out
- hand something round (or around)
- handsomish
- hands-on
- handspaik
- handspake
- handspan
- hand specimen
- hand spectroscope
- handspike
- handspike ring