diclinic
diclinic adjective: having two of the intersections between the three axes oblique.
Adjective
diclinic (not comparable)
Synonyms of diclinic
Origin of diclinic
From di- (“two”) + κλίνη (klínē, “bed”) + -ic.
Words that rhyme with diclinic
- clinic
- actinic
- Finnic
- amphetaminic
- caprinic
- cynic
- Darwinic
- euxinic
- finick
- franklinic
- hematinic
- homoclinic
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- isonicotinic
- Jacobinic
- muscarinic
- nicotinic
- paraffinic
- rabbinic
- Sinic
- vitaminic
- abietinic
- acetylinic
- acetylneuraminic
- achromatinic
- acinic
- aclinic
- acrodynic
- adenylosuccinic
- adiactinic
- agaricinic
- albinic
- alginic
- allodynic
- aluminic
- aminic
- aminolaevulinic
- aminolevulinic
- aminosuccinic
- amyelinic
- anilinic
- anodynic
- anthracyclinic
- antiallodynic
- antidinic
- antihistaminic
- antimuscarinic
- antinicotinic
- antirabbinic
- apobaraminic
- apurinic
- apyrimidinic
- argininosuccinic
- arsinic
- artemisinic
- asparaginic
- atropinic
- auxinic
- axomyelinic
- azinic
- Baltic-Finnic
Questions about diclinic
- What does diclinic mean?
- Diclinic means having two of the intersections between the three axes oblique.
- What part of speech is diclinic?
- Diclinic is an adjective.
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