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eugonic

/juːˈɡɒn.ɪk/

eugonic adjective: rapid and luxuriant.

Adjective

eugonic

  1. rapid and luxuriant
    • The eugonic cultures generally appeared first on glycerinated media, whereas the dysgonic favoured media with wax.1939, Tubercle: The Journal of the British Tuberculosis Association
    Antonyms:
    dysgonic

Antonyms of eugonic

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Questions about eugonic

What does eugonic mean?
Eugonic means rapid and luxuriant.
What part of speech is eugonic?
Eugonic is an adjective.
How do you pronounce eugonic?
Eugonic is pronounced /juːˈɡɒn.ɪk/.

Words near eugonic in the dictionary

  1. euglyphid
  2. euglyphids
  3. eugnathic
  4. eugnosia
  5. eugonadal
  6. eugonic
  7. Eugowra
  8. eugregarine
  9. eugregarines
  10. eugsterite
  11. Eugubian

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