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2. Acephalous (comparative more Acephalous, superlative most Acephalous)

3. Acephalous, not headless.

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6. Acephalous (Greek: "without a head") may refer to: Acephalous society; Acephalous line; Acephali This page was last edited on 27 December 2019, at 14:24 (UTC)

7. Acephalous, headless, whether literally or metaphorically, leaderless.

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9. "Acephalous Time to Febrous Lengths Bestirred."

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12. Acephalous saying '"Do you think, leaving me here, would prove anything?" Acephalous saying ' "I called for help..But you didn't listen" Acephalous saying ' "Give me salvation "

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15. 3 words related to Acephalous: biological science, biology, headless

16. BiologyHeadless or lacking a clearly defined head: Acephalous worms

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18. Acephalous: 1 adj lacking a head or a clearly defined head “ Acephalous worms” Synonyms: headless not having a head or formed without a head

19. Biology Headless or lacking a clearly defined head: Acephalous worms

20. Acephalous society is also known as egalitarian or non-stratified society.

21. Acephalous is a possessed suit and an inhabitant of Treasure Island

22. The poetry term Acephalous comes from the Greek a-, “without,” and kephale, “head”—hence “without head.” The word also comes up in biology to denote animals without heads—for example, “Acephalous worms.”

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24. Information Acephalous is a two-part antagonist inFive Nights at Treasure Island

25. Acephalous is a two-part antagonist in Five Nights at Treasure Island

26. Acephalous literally means headless society without any institutionalized system of power and authority

27. Some of the creatures are very incompletely formed, especially those which are Acephalous

28. Acephalous societies in southern Cameroon has enabled the state to successfully capture them

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31. Acephalous society is a society without any formalized or institutionalized system of power and authority

32. In an Acephalous society, collective decisions are made in a variety of ways, including informal gatherings

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34. Acephalous - lacking a head or a clearly defined head; "Acephalous worms" biological science , biology - the science that studies living organisms headless - not having a head or formed without a head ; "the headless horseman"; "brads are headless nails"

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36. Because this music was catered for by acephalous societies, kulintang repertory was unfettered by an indigenous notation system.

37. Acephalous is a Goofy suit, with his most noticeable difference being that his head is separated from his body

38. The one significant change of Acephalous from his Disney counterpart is the separation of his head from his body

39. Anthropologists use the term Acephalous (Greek for "headless") society to refer to societies which lack political leaders or hierarchies

40. Thus, in many Acephalous societies, there was a clear separation between power (defined as the ability to influence events in a desired.

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42. *Acephalous* A term used to describe the political system of societies without centralized state authority—such as, for example, traditional African lineage political systems (see J

43. Acephalous is an antagonist in Five Nights at Treasure Island.He is a suit of the iconic Disney character Goofy, with his head separate from his body.

44. Acephalous, also known as Goofy by the fans, is an iconic Disney character, and a two-part antagonist in the game Five Nights at Treasure Island.

45. Finding the party he founded demoralized, vilified, and acephalous, the combative Arce accepted the difficult challenge of running against the officially supported, popular Liberal candidate Ismael Montes.

46. -ous abdominous abiogenous ablastous ablatitious abnormous abnoxious absentaneous absonous Abusious acalycinous acanthaceous acanthocephalous acanthocladous acanthophorous acanthopterous acanthopterygious acarophilous acarpellous acarpous acaulous acephalous acerous acetabuliferous acetarious acetosous acetous acheilous achilous achlamydeous

47. Having no head or one that is reduced and indistinct, as certain insect larvae having or recognizing no ruler or leader Word Origin for Acephalous C18: via Medieval Latin from Greek akephalos.

48. At the practical level, the concept of pluralism captures the main features of the information civilization more accurately, because plurality can exist and even flourish in anarchy, that is, a decentralized and acephalous domain, one without central government.

49. The English word Acephalous was borrowed from Medieval Latin, in which it meant "headless" and was chiefly used to describe clerics not under a bishop or lines of verse having the first foot missing or …

50. Principal Translations: Inglés: Español: Acephalous, acephalic adj adjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." (biology: lacking a head)

51. It appears to have been extremely widespread in the past, not only in kingdoms, as is often thought, but in the societies based on lineage (in Africa) or in acephalous societies, like those of the American Indians of the Pacific coast.

52. Perhaps Durkheim's reserve about the symbolism attending what Carl Schmitt would later call political theology, reflects not an eliminationist but an acephalous impulse: better characterized as a negative political theology, or an Atheological refusal to draw attention toward figures of political idolatry.

53. Here, the quintessential example is perhaps the Buganda Kingdom in the Uganda Protectorate, in which 'Baganda sub-imperialism' or the use of Baganda agents as administrators, chiefs, and tax collectors became one of the principal means of integrating various relatively Acephalous …

54. Acephalous (adj.) "headless," 1731, from French acéphale + -ous or directly from Late Latin acephalus, from Greek akephalos.See a-(3) "not" + cephalo-"head." Principally in botany and zoology, but also "without a leader" (1751)

55. The first two types of segmentary or Acephalous groups/tribes with and without rulers, were family, lineage or clan based, and regulated their affairs under unwritten rules that were partly religious and partly magic by origin.3 City-states (Greek) and empires (Roman) among the pre-modern political entities came close to being a state.

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57. Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, when in days gone by Kurdish refugees disembarked in Italy and to the appeal for solidarity launched from my country for a common European action came the response that the problem was entirely Italian, our European citizens had the proof, once again, that they belonged to an acephalous Union, a Union which imposes rules on everything that can be regulated in everyday life, but which then goes into hiding when world-scale events become urgent for our continent.