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paramagnetic
English
Etymology
From para- +? magnetic. Coined by English polymath William Whewell in 1850 for Michael Faraday.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -?t?k
Adjective
paramagnetic (comparative more paramagnetic, superlative most paramagnetic)
- (physics) exhibiting paramagnetism
Translations
See also
- antiferromagnetic
- diamagnetic
- ferrimagnetic
- ferromagnetic
Romanian
Etymology
From French paramagnétique
Adjective
paramagnetic m or n (feminine singular paramagnetic?, masculine plural paramagnetici, feminine and neuter plural paramagnetice)
- paramagnetic
Declension
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paramagnetically
English
Etymology
paramagnetic +? -ally
Adverb
paramagnetically (comparative more paramagnetically, superlative most paramagnetically)
- In a paramagnetic way.
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