EUTAXY, [=u]'tak-si, _n._ good order.--_adj._ EUTAXIT'IC. [Gr.]

EUTERPEAN, [=u]-t[.e]r'pe-an, _adj._ relating to EUTER'PE, the muse who

presided over music--hence relating to music. [Gr. _Euterp[=e]_--_eu_,

well, _terpein_, to delight.]

EUTHANASIA, [=u]-than-[=a]'zi-a, _n._ an easy mode of death.--Also

EUTHAN'ASY. [Gr. _euthanasia_--_eu_, well, _thanatos_, death.]

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