DEJECTION

, in Astrology, is applied to the planets when in their detriment, as astrologers speak, i. e. when they have lost their force, or influence, as is pretended, by reason of their being in opposition to some others, which check and counteract them.

Or, it is used when a planet is in a sign opposite to that in which it has its greatest effect, or influence, which is called its exaltation. Thus, the sign Aries being the exaltation of the Sun, the opposite sign Libra is its dejection.

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Entry taken from A Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary, by Charles Hutton, 1796.

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DEFERENT
DEFILE
DEFINITION
DEFLECTION
DEGREE
* DEJECTION
DEINCLINERS
DELPHINUS
DEMETRIUS
DEMOCRITUS
DEMOIVRE (Abraham)