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Originally appearing in Volume V02, Page 685 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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ARTICULATION (from
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Lat. articulare, to
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divide into
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joints)  , the
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act of joining together; in
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anatomy the junction of the bones (see
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JOINTS); in
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botany the point of
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attachment and separation of the
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deciduous parts of a plant, such as a
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leaf . The word is also used for
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division into distinct parts, as of human speech by words or syllables .

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