Any good anagrams for Anelectrics?

(a) Bodies which do not become electrified by friction; a term introduced by Gilbert, now little used, as all bodies develop electricity under proper conditions by contact action; the reverse of idioelectrtics.

(b) Also a conductor of electricity, the reverse of a dielectric, q. v. (See Conductor.)

It will be seen that Gilbert's anelectrics were, after all, the same as the modern anelectrics, i.e., conductors.

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