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ABLATITIOUS (from Lat. ablatus, taken away)

ABLATITIOUS (from See also:
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Lat. ablatus, taken away) , reducing or withdrawing; in See also:

ASTRONOMY (from Gr. &arpov, a star, and v ,usiv, to classify or arrange)

astronomy a force which interferes between the See also:

moon and the See also:

earth to lessen the strength of See also:

GRAVITATION (from Lat. gravis, heavy)

gravitation is called " See also:

ABLATITIOUS (from Lat. ablatus, taken away)

ablatitious," just as it is called " addititious " when it increases that strength .

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