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ephectic
adjective
ephec·tic
\ə̇ˈfektik, (ˈ)e¦f-\
Definition of ephectic
: given to suspense of judgment —used of a school of ancient skeptics — compare epoche
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Origin and Etymology of ephectic
Greek ephektikos, from ephektos, verbal of epechein to hold back, from epi- + echein to hold, have
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