thetic , also: thetical

Progress at the rate of a pa- thetic two or three inches per night.

The judge's answer came across as hapless and pa- thetic.

It had settled to a thetic hardness in the center of her chest.

In this situation we need so called thetic theory for a New Orientation.

"Because they are feeling creatures, and deserve sympa- thetic treatment."

He had long since given up dabbing the area with anaes- thetic.

These marytyriai had been composed by a thetic and a dynamic sign.

Much time is devoted to the group's diverse aes thetic roots.

His mother had apprised herself of all the details, and was sympa- thetic.

So it's got to be either a graft or a synthesised pros- thetic.

A sympa- thetic comparison of mental notes would have been a joy to him.

Li-Hsing looked up at him out of darkly sympa- thetic eyes.

She saw Gersen; her expression became charged with a syn- thetic enthusiasm.

Some members of the group responded with sympa- thetic support of her resentment.

To classify his psychosis required nothing more than "apa- thetic young fellow."

But Bahram was already leaping forward, the sympa thetic mask discarded.

As he spoke, his cobbled face loomed before Covenant like a pile of thetic rubble.

Over the socket of the left he wore a syn- thetic patch glued to the skin.

Then the anes- thetic gas the old man had released into her shell overwhelmed her.

Rod gave the syn- thetic horsehair a last swipe with the brush.

The young man's pallid, clean-scraped face was all sympa- thetic interest as he reached for the telephone.

Flame blossomed thetic and incarnadine from its end.

In addition to pros- thetic firearms and transmitters, both guards had optical monitors where one or the other of their eyes should have been.

It's so cosy here under my syn- thetic orange blanket and so chilly out there.

On and on Stolov talked, in his quiet persuasive entirely sympa- thetic manner.