Definition: The word "agnatically" comes from the Greek word "agnasia," which literally means to make one's self into something more than one would normally be or should be. The verb itself translates to "to become in a way that surpasses oneself." The noun form of "agnatically" is "agnatic," which appears to mean "a kind, a sort, like a distinct group, especially as defined by order or discipline." So, if someone was described as being "agnatic," it would refer to them standing out in some way and not fitting into the crowd. For example, if you were to say something about someone who was "agnatic" in her actions or behavior, you might be saying that she was doing things that were "extraordinary or different from others." This could be referring to anything from being more outgoing than usual, standing up for herself, or challenging authority.

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