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jactitation
jactitation (dʒæktɪˈteɪʃən) [ad. med.L. jactitātiōn-em (in Canon Law) a false declaration tending to some one's detriment, n. of action f. L. jactitāre, in sense ‘to throw out publicly, to utter’, freq. of jactāre: see jactation. The senses follow or are influenced by L. jactātio. So in F. (Littré).... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jactitation
Jactitation or jactitation of marriage is an archaic cause of action in English and in Irish law. bring a suit for jactitation of marriage. wikipedia.org
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Jactitation (medicine)
In medicine, jactitation (sometimes jactation) is a restless tossing in bed, seen in severe fevers and certain mental disorders; or more generally a tossing wikipedia.org
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jactitate
ˈjactitate, v. rare. [f. ppl. stem of L. jactitāre: see next.] intr. To toss restlessly about: see jactitation 2. Hence ˈjactitating ppl. a.1822–34 Good's Study Med. (ed. 4) IV. 150 The stertor, the insensibility, and the jactitating struggle of the limbs, form a picture of agony. Oxford English Dictionary
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jactation
jactation (dʒækˈteɪʃən) [ad. L. jactātiōn-em, n. of action from jactāre to throw, toss about, discuss, boast of, refl. to talk boastfully, make an ostentatious display, freq. of jacĕre to throw; cf. F. jactation (Cotgr.).] 1. A tossing or swinging of the body to and fro; spec. in Path. = jactitation... Oxford English Dictionary
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Spasm
See also Antispasmodic Blepharospasm Cadaveric spasm Convulsion Cramp Cricopharyngeal spasm Ejaculation Epileptic seizure Jactitation (medicine wikipedia.org
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Encephalopathy
Other neurological signs may include involuntary grasping and sucking motions, nystagmus (rapid, involuntary eye movement), jactitation (restlessness while wikipedia.org
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lipothymia
lipothymy, lipothymia (lɪˈpɒθɪmɪ, lɪpəˈθaɪmɪə) Also 7 leipothymy, lypothimy, 7–8 lipothymie, 7 lipothymia, 9 leipothymia. [ad. and a. mod.L. lipothȳmia, ad. Gr. λιποθῡµία, f. λιπ-, weak stem of λείπειν to leave, fail, be lacking + θῡµός animation, spirit. Cf. F. lipothymie (16th c.).] Fainting, swoo... Oxford English Dictionary
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Slander of title
Slander of title is a form of jactitation. Slander of title is one of the "specialized" common law intentional torts. wikipedia.org
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تمرغ (طب)
كلمة (Jactitation) أصلها لاتيني (jactitare)، وتعني التقلب حولَ. المراجع أعراض وعلامات الجهاز العضلي الهيكلي wikipedia.org
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Elizabeth Pierrepont, Duchess of Kingston-upon-Hull
She initiated a suit of jactitation against him though with his collusion, requiring him to cease claiming marriage to her unless proved. recognition that his marriage to Chudleigh had been lawful, but he did not pursue divorce proceedings, probably because of his involvement with the suit of jactitation wikipedia.org
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Family Law Act 1986
One obscure point is that it abolished jactitation of marriage. Family law in the United Kingdom United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 1986 wikipedia.org
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George Rodney Brydges
In doing so, he brought an action for jactitation of marriage against Ann Smith, a shopkeeper with whom he had been living for some years. wikipedia.org
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The Green Man (Amis novel)
Allington is beset by a number of difficulties, including his father's death by stroke at dinner one night, and a drinking problem that causes hypnagogic jactitation wikipedia.org
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List of Acts of the 3rd Session of the 49th Parliament of the United Kingdom
wills; to amend the law relating to the powers of courts to make declarations relating to the status of a person; to abolish the right to petition for jactitation wikipedia.org
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