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61eth|a|nol — «EHTH uh nohl, nol», noun. = ethyl alcohol. (Cf. ↑ethyl alcohol) ╂[< ethan(e) + ol1] …
62eth|ene — «EHTH een», noun. = ethylene. (Cf. ↑ethylene) …
63eth|i|cal|i|ty — «EHTH uh KAL uh tee», noun, plural ties. ethical standard or principle; ethics: »the ethicality of business …
64eth|i|cism — «EHTH uh sihz uhm», noun. 1. devotion to ethics or ethical ideals. 2. a tendency to moralize: »Their art … was marred by the intense ethicism that pervaded the New England mind for two hundred years (William Dean Howells) …
65eth|i|cist — «EHTH uh sihst», noun. a person versed in ethics; ethician …
66eth|i|cize — «EHTH uh syz», transitive verb, cized, ciz|ing. to make ethical …
67eth|ics — «EHTH ihks», noun. 1. sing. in use a) the study of standards of right and wrong; that part of philosophy dealing with moral conduct, duty, and judgment: »Ethics is concerned with morality. From the poetry of Lord Byron they drew a system of… …
68eth|moi|dal — «ehth MOY duhl», adjective. = ethmoid. (Cf. ↑ethmoid) …
69eth|moid — «EHTH moyd», adjective, noun. –adj. having to do with a bone situated in the walls and septum of the nose and containing numerous perforations for the filaments of the olfactory nerve. –n. the ethmoid bone. ╂[< Greek ēthmoeid < ēthmós sieve …
70eth|nar|chy — «EHTH nahr kee», noun, plural chies. the government, jurisdiction, or rank of an ethnarch …
