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magnetologic

magnetologic adjective: describing a device that uses magnetism to perform the logical operations normally performed using electronics.

Adjective

magnetologic (not comparable)

  1. Describing a device that uses magnetism to perform the logical operations normally performed using electronics

Origin of magnetologic

From magneto- + logic.

Questions about magnetologic

What does magnetologic mean?
Magnetologic means describing a device that uses magnetism to perform the logical operations normally performed using electronics.
What part of speech is magnetologic?
Magnetologic is an adjective.

Words near magnetologic in the dictionary

  1. magnetoimmunosensors
  2. magnetoimpedance
  3. magnetoionic
  4. Magnetoism
  5. magnetokinesis
  6. magnetologic
  7. magnetological
  8. magnetology
  9. magnetoluminescence
  10. magnetoluminescent
  11. magnetomechanical

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