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(mĕt'ə-fĭz'ĭk) pronunciation
n.
    1. Metaphysics.
    2. A system of metaphysics.
  2. An underlying philosophical or theoretical principle: a belief in luck, the metaphysic of the gambler.

[Middle English methaphisik, metaphisik. See metaphysics.]


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