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from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The fact of being an eject or inferred existence.
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In other words, both subjectivity and ejectivity are only known under the condition of being isolated from objectivity; which, obversely considered, means that the matter in motion here concerned is temporarily separated off from the rest of the objective world, in such wise that it forms a distinct system of its own.
Mind and Motion and Monism George John Romanes 1871
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If this at first sight appears a grotesque supposition, we must remember that it would appear equally so to ascribe such possibilities to the individual brain, were it not for the irrelevant accident of this particular form of complex standing in such relation to our own subjectivity that we are able to verify the fact of its ejectivity.
Mind and Motion and Monism George John Romanes 1871
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