different between magnetist vs magnetise
magnetist
English
Etymology
magnet +? -ist
Noun
magnetist (plural magnetists)
- One versed in magnetism; magnetician.
Anagrams
- agistment
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magnetise
English
Etymology
From magnet +? -ise
Verb
magnetise (third-person singular simple present magnetises, present participle magnetising, simple past and past participle magnetised)
- (British spelling) Alternative spelling of magnetize
Antonyms
- demagnetise
Derived terms
- magnetisable
- magnetisation
Related terms
- magnetic
- magnetism
Anagrams
- geminates, magnesite
magnetise From the web:
- what magnetize watches
- what magnetised meaning
- what magnetised metal
- what is magnetised water
- what does magnetized mean
- what can magnetise a watch
- what is magnetised material
- what does magnetise
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