demic
demic adjective: of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.
Adjective
demic (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to a distinct population of people
- Of or pertaining to a deme
- Dysfunctional; broken
Origin of demic
From deme + -ic.
Words formed from demic
Words that rhyme with demic
- academic
- epidemic
- chemic
- endemic
- polemic
- infodemic
- pandemic
- philodemic
- philopolemic
- plandemic
- postpandemic
- systemic
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- alchemic
- allelochemic
- anthemic
- anti-epidemic
- antiacademic
- antiepidemic
- chemick
- chernozemic
- chronosystemic
- diasystemic
- ecoepidemic
- electrochemic
- endemoepidemic
- eudemic
- geochemic
- haremic
- holoendemic
- hyperendemic
- hyperepidemic
- hypoendemic
- interacademic
- interepidemic
- interpandemic
- intraepidemic
- intrapandemic
- mesoendemic
- microendemic
- microepidemic
- monosystemic
- multisystemic
- myxedemic
- near-endemic
- non-academic
- nonacademic
- nonendemic
- nonepidemic
- nonpandemic
- nonsystemic
- palaeoendemic
- paleoendemic
- panepidemic
- photochemic
- pingdemic
- polemick
- polydemic
- polysystemic
- portasystemic
- portosystemic
Questions about demic
- What does demic mean?
- Demic means of or pertaining to a distinct population of people.
- What part of speech is demic?
- Demic is an adjective.
Words near demic in the dictionary
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