efficacity

[ ef-i-kas-i-tee ]

noun

, plural ef·fi·cac·i·ties.

1. a less common variant of efficacy.

Example Sentences

There was such slight efficacity in miracles!

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Here is the proof of the sudden efficacity of those twitches, so mild in appearance: I take the Snail from the Lampyris, who has operated on the edge of the mantle some four or five times.

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However, notwithstanding the strong recommendations of the remedy on the part of the above named practitioners and others, the efficacity of it as a general remedy for scarlet-fever has not been confirmed.

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If it is not the thing that creates the relation, it will be said, at least it is that which creates its efficacity of suggestion.

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The second question is that of knowing what is the rôle, the utility, and the efficacity of the psychical phenomenon.

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