Definition: In the Bible, anaphasic refers to someone's mind being too confused or lacking clarity; like a fish with a hole in its brain that can't see clearly. This term was used metaphorically to describe a person who lacked understanding or awareness of their surroundings. It didn't mean the individual couldn't speak properly but didn’t know how to communicate effectively. The word is from Latin and comes from 'anaphasius', which means "too confused" or "in confusion."

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Definition: The Greek word "aphasia" has roots in Greek meaning "not hearing," suggesting loss of sense or awareness of sound or language, though it can refer to other types as well. Its primary meaning in English is an inability to understand words, akin to a person with aphasia having trouble understanding sentences or words. It's often used metaphorically in contexts where the speaker experiences difficulty speaking or writing clearly or accurately.

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Definition: Apstats refers to a measure of accuracy in predicting human behavior, often used in behavioral economics studies. It's like how your friends might be correct on 50% of their predictions but 100% wrong on others.

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