Ăc'ri-sy, n.

noun

n. [N. Lat. acrisia, Fr. acrisie, Gr. ἀκρισία, from ἀ priv. and κρίνειν, to separate, to decide; κρίσις, separation, determination.] A state or condition of which no right judgment can be formed; that of which no choice is made; matter in dispute; injudiciousness. [Obs.]