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abstrict

[ ab-strikt ]
/ æbˈstrɪkt /
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verb (used without object)
to undergo abstriction.
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Origin of abstrict

1890–95; ab- + Latin strictus bound, drawn tight; see strict

Words nearby abstrict

abstract noun, abstract number, abstract of title, abstract space, abstract thinking, abstrict, abstriction, abstruse, abstrusity, absurd, absurdism
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