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anagogy

[ an-uh-goh-jee, an-uh-goh-jee ]
/ ˌæn əˈgoʊ dʒi, ˈæn əˌgoʊ dʒi /

noun, plural an·a·go·gies.

anagoge.

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Origin of anagogy

1400–50; late Middle English anagogie<Medieval Latin anagōgia, for Late Latin anagōgēanagoge

Words nearby anagogy

anaglyphoscope, Anaglypta, anagnorisis, anagoge, anagogic, anagogy, anagram, anagrammatize, anagrammer, Anaheim, Anáhuac
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