WORD OF THE DAY: Entelechy
[en-TEL-ə-kee] Part of speech: noun Origin: Late Middle English, late 1500s Definition: (Philosophy) The realization of potential; the supposed vital principle that guides the development and functioning of an organism or other system or organization. Examples of Entelechy in a sentence “The instructor intended to guide all students to discover their own entelechy.” “The entelechy of a tadpole is to develop into a frog.” About Entelechy This word developed trifold through Late Middle English, Latin,
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