tyronic
UK/taɪˈɹɒn.ɪk/
tyronic adjective: like a tyro or novice; untutored.
Adjective
tyronic (comparative more tyronic, superlative most tyronic)
- Like a tyro or novice; untutored.
- Egyptian wisdom, which possessed an antiquity that made Greece seem tyronic, elucidated the traditions of the Greek heroic past, as well as the science that the Ionian thinkers had conceived.2014, James Allan Stewart Evans, Herodotus, Explorer of the Past: Three Essays, page 141
Forms of tyronic
| comparative | more tyronic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most tyronic |
Words that rhyme with tyronic
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- demonic
- ionic
- laconic
- masonic
- mnemonic
- monic
- monophonic
- monotonic
- pythonic
- Teutonic
- catatonic
- colonic
- histrionic
- homophonic
- infrasonic
- moronic
- planktonic
- platonic
- polytonic
- sardonic
- Slavonic
- sonic
- supersonic
- syntonic
- ambisonic
- anionic
- aplatonic
- apophonic
- arachidonic
- autochthonic
- avionic
- bacterioplanktonic
- Bonnick
- bosonic
- breviconic
- bubonic
- Byronic
- carbonic
- chthonic
- clonic
- conic
- cryonic
- Decameronic
- diatonic
- eugonic
- euphonic
- eutonic
- glyconic
Questions about tyronic
- What does tyronic mean?
- Tyronic means like a tyro or novice; untutored.
- What part of speech is tyronic?
- Tyronic is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce tyronic?
- Tyronic is pronounced /taɪˈɹɒn.ɪk/ (UK).
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