Al-li'cien-cy, n.
(-lish'en-sy), n. [From Lat. alliciens, p. pr. of allicere, to allure; ad and lacere, to entice.] The power of attracting any thing; attraction. [Rare.] “The magnetical alliciency of the earth.” Browne.
(-lish'en-sy), n. [From Lat. alliciens, p. pr. of allicere, to allure; ad and lacere, to entice.] The power of attracting any thing; attraction. [Rare.] “The magnetical alliciency of the earth.” Browne.