Definition: The word "acrasin" in English comes from the Ancient Greek acara, meaning to spread or stretch out or unfold (from which we get the French term acrée), and sin meaning "to be stretched out." It refers to a stretching out of something, especially when it's being stretched out by another. In other words, it's used as a verb indicating that an object is being stretched out or spread over another.
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