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anax·i·man·dri·an
\ə|naksə|mandrēən\ adjective
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Anaximander died 547 B.C. Greek astronomer and philosopher + English -ian
: of or relating to the philosophy of Anaximander who taught that the first principle is an infinite inderterminate matter out of which arise the elementary contraries, warm and cold, moist and dry, that evolve the universe |