- mag|ne|to|op|ti|cal
- mag|ne|to|op|ti|cal «mag NEE toh OP tuh kuhl», adjective.= magnetooptic. (Cf. ↑magnetooptic)
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mag|ne|to|chem|i|cal — «mag NEE toh KEHM uh kuhl», adjective. of or having to do with magnetochemistry … Useful english dictionary
mag´i|cal|ly — mag|i|cal «MAJ uh kuhl», adjective. 1. done by magic or as if by magic: »The waving of the fairy s wand produced a magical effect. SYNONYM(S): occult. 2. Figurative. like magic; mysterious; unexplained: »a magical feeling. SYNONYM( … Useful english dictionary
mag|i|cal — «MAJ uh kuhl», adjective. 1. done by magic or as if by magic: »The waving of the fairy s wand produced a magical effect. SYNONYM(S): occult. 2. Figurative. like magic; mysterious; unexplained: »a magical feeling. SYNONYM( … Useful english dictionary
mag|net´i|cal|ly — mag|net|ic «mag NEHT ihk», adjective. 1. having the properties of a magnet: »the magnetic needle of a compass. 2. a) of or having something to do with a magnet or magnetism: »a magnetic axis. b) producing, caused by, or operating by means of… … Useful english dictionary
mag|nif´i|cal|ly — mag|nif|ic «mag NIHF ihk», adjective. Archaic. 1. magnificent; splendid; imposing: »Power…God s gift magnific (Robert Browning). 2. pompous; grandiloquent. 3. = eulogistic … Useful english dictionary
mag|net|i|cal — «mag NEHT uh kuhl», adjective. = magnetic. (Cf. ↑magnetic) … Useful english dictionary
mag|ne|to|hy|dro|dy|nam|i|cal — «MAG nee toh HY droh dy NAM uh kuhl», adjective. = magnetohydrodynamic. (Cf. ↑magnetohydrodynamic) … Useful english dictionary
mag|nif|i|cal — «mag NIHF uh kuhl», adjective. Archaic. magnific … Useful english dictionary
mag|net|ic — «mag NEHT ihk», adjective. 1. having the properties of a magnet: »the magnetic needle of a compass. 2. a) of or having something to do with a magnet or magnetism: »a magnetic axis. b) producing, caused by, or operating by means of magnetism: »a… … Useful english dictionary
mag|nif|ic — «mag NIHF ihk», adjective. Archaic. 1. magnificent; splendid; imposing: »Power…God s gift magnific (Robert Browning). 2. pompous; grandiloquent. 3. = eulogistic … Useful english dictionary
