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acceleration
[aksel′ərā′shən]
Etymology: L, accelerare, to quicken
an increase in the speed or velocity of an object or reaction. Compare deceleration. accelerate, v.

acceleration,
n in osteopathy, the process of increasing speed or velocity of a manipulative technique.

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