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Definition of magnetic
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of magnetic is as below...
Magnetic
(n.) Any
metal,
as iron,
nickel,
cobalt,
etc., which may
receive,
by any
means,
the
properties
of the
loadstone,
and which then, when
suspended,
fixes
itself
in the
direction
of a
magnetic
meridian..
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Galvanometer
::
Galvanometer
(n.) An
instrument
or
apparatus
for
measuring
the
intensity
of an
electric
current,
usually
by the
deflection
of a
magnetic
needle..
Behavior
::
Behavior
(n.)
Manner
of
behaving,
whether
good or bad; mode of
conducting
one's self;
conduct;
deportment;
carriage;
-- used also of
inanimate
objects;
as, the
behavior
of a ship in a
storm;
the
behavior
of the
magnetic
needle..
Emery
::
Emery (n.)
Corundum
in the form of
grains
or
powder,
used in the arts for
grinding
and
polishing
hard
substances.
Native
emery is mixed with more or less
magnetic
iron. See the Note under
Corundum..
Diamagnetic
::
Diamagnetic
(n.) Any
substance,
as
bismuth,
glass,
phosphorous,
etc., which in a field of
magnetic
force is
differently
affected
from the
ordinary
magnetic
bodies,
as iron; that is, which tends to take a
position
at right
angles
to the lines of
magnetic
force,
and is
repelled
by
either
pole of the
magnet..
Astatic
::
Astatic
(a.)
Having
little
or no
tendency
to take a fixed or
definite
position
or
direction:
thus, a
suspended
magnetic
needle,
when
rendered
astatic,
loses its
polarity,
or
tendency
to point in a given
direction..
Magnetite
::
Magnetite
(n.) An oxide of iron
(Fe3O4)
occurring
in
isometric
crystals,
also
massive,
of a black color and
metallic
luster.
It is
readily
attracted
by a
magnet
and
sometimes
possesses
polarity,
being then
called
loadstone.
It is an
important
iron ore.
Called
also
magnetic
iron..
Electro-chronograph
::
Electro-chronograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
obtaining
an
accurate
record
of the time at which any
observed
phenomenon
occurs,
or of its
duration.
It has an
electro-magnetic
register
connected
with a
clock.
See
Chronograph..
Diamagnetism
::
Diamagnetism
(n.) That form or
condition
of
magnetic
action
which
characterizes
diamagnetics.
Northness
::
Northness
(n.) A
tendency
in the end of a
magnetic
needle
to point to the
north.
Magnetics
::
Magnetics
(n.) The
science
of
magnetism.
Southness
::
Southness
(n.) A
tendency
in the end of a
magnetic
needle
to point
toward
the south pole.
Induce
::
Induce
(v. t.) To
produce,
or
cause,
by
proximity
without
contact
or
transmission,
as a
particular
electric
or
magnetic
condition
in a body, by the
approach
of
another
body in an
opposite
electric
or
magnetic
state..
Magnetic
::
Magnetic
(a.) Alt. of
Magnetica.
Magneticalness
::
Magneticalness
(n.)
Quality
of being
magnetic.
Magnetometer
::
Magnetometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
intensity
of
magnetic
forces;
also, less
frequently,
an
instrument
for
determining
any of the
terrestrial
magnetic
elements,
as the dip and
declination..
Phrenomagnetism
::
Phrenomagnetism
(n.) The power of
exciting
the
organs
of the brain by
magnetic
or
mesmeric
influence.
Force
::
Force (n.) Any
action
between
two
bodies
which
changes,
or tends to
change,
their
relative
condition
as to rest or
motion;
or, more
generally,
which
changes,
or tends to
change,
any
physical
relation
between
them,
whether
mechanical,
thermal,
chemical,
electrical,
magnetic,
or of any other kind; as, the force of
gravity;
cohesive
force;
centrifugal
force..
Magnetograph
::
Magnetograph
(n.) An
automatic
instrument
for
registering,
by
photography
or
otherwise,
the
states
and
variations
of any of the
terrestrial
magnetic
elements..
Maneticness
::
Maneticness
(n.)
Magneticalness.
Sleepwaker
::
Sleepwaker
(n.) On in a state of
magnetic
or
mesmeric
sleep.
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