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theorematic

theorematic adjective: of, relating to, or contained in a theorem.

Adjective

theorematic (comparative more theorematic, superlative most theorematic)

  1. Of, relating to, or contained in a theorem.

Forms of theorematic

comparativemore theorematic
superlativemost theorematic

Origin of theorematic

From theorem + -atic.

Words formed from theorematic

Questions about theorematic

What does theorematic mean?
Theorematic means of, relating to, or contained in a theorem.
What part of speech is theorematic?
Theorematic is an adjective.

Words near theorematic in the dictionary

  1. theorboists
  2. theorbos
  3. theoredoxin
  4. theorem
  5. theorem of Pythagoras
  6. theorematic
  7. theorematical
  8. theorematically
  9. theorematics
  10. theorematist
  11. theorematists

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