eutaxy

[ yoo-tak-see, yoo-tak-see ]
/ ˈyu tæk si, yuˈtæk si /

noun

good order or management.

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Origin of eutaxy

1605–15; < Greek eutaxía, equivalent to eútakt(os) well arranged (see eu-, tactic) + -ia -y3

Words nearby eutaxy

eustatic, eustele, eustyle, eusystole, eutaxia, eutaxy, eutectic, eutectic alloy, eutectoid, eutelegenesis, euterpe
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