Obs. [ad. L. admistiōn-em (also admixtiōn-em), see ADMIXT.] A by-form of ADMIXTION.

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1660.  T. Stanley, Hist. Philos. (1701), 482/1. That the admistion of some humors, in those who are unsound, excites Phantasies.

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1697.  Wallis, in Misc. Curiosa (1708), II. 317. The admistion of Charcole being chiefly to keep the Parts separate.

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