Definition: The word 'antilipoid' comes from Greek meaning "no-one's blood," referring to someone lacking or unable to produce a proper quantity or quality of red blood cells (hemoglobin). It describes a condition where an individual does not have enough hemoglobin in their body, leading to a low oxygen-carrying capacity. In the Bible, this phrase is used metaphorically to describe anyone without blood and thus lacking life-giving resources.
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