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== Definitions ==

1. a late [[ENGRAM|engram]] which crosses chains of engrams would be a "[[CROSS_ENGRAM|cross engram]]." If such an engram resulted in a [[LOSS|loss]] of [[SANITY|sanity]] it would be called a "break-engram."
''(DMSMH, p. 144)''

2. the [[SECONDARY_ENGRAM|secondary engram]] after the [[RECEIPT|receipt]] of which the [[INDIVIDUAL|individual]] experienced a lowering of general [[TONE|tone]] to 2.5 or below and became therefore unable to [[COPE|cope]] with his [[ENVIRONMENT|environment]].
''(DTOT Gloss)''