Acoluthic - English meaning

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.

adjective

In the terminology of the german biologist richard wolfgang semon (1859–1918): designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation; belonging or relating to such a phase.