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appulse
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ap⋅pulse
/
əˈpʌls
/
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puhls
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–noun
1.
energetic motion toward a point.
2.
the act of striking against something.
3.
Astronomy
.
the approach or occurrence of conjunction between two celestial bodies.
Origin:
1620–30;
< L
appulsus
driven to, landed (ptp. of
appellere
), equiv. to
ap-
ap-
1
+
pul-
(var. s. of
pellere
to drive, push) +
-sus,
var. of
-tus
ptp. suffix
Related forms:
ap⋅pul⋅sive,
adjective
ap⋅pul⋅sive⋅ly,
adverb
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