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con·vul·sion·ary I. \-ˌnerē\ noun (-es) Etymology: French convulsionnaire, from convulsion + -aire -ary 1. : one who has convulsions especially as a result of religious mania or ecstasy 2. usually capitalized : one of a body of Jansenist fanatics in France in the early 18th century who exhibited convulsions especially at the tomb of the Jansenist François de Paris in the cemetery of St.-Médard at Paris II. adjective Etymology: convulsion + -ary 1. : of, relating to, or resembling a convulsion < convulsionary struggles — Sir Walter Scott > 2. usually capitalized : of or relating to the Convulsionaries |