Magnetic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAGNETIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• A magnet.
• Any metal, as iron, nickel, cobalt, etc., which may receive, by any means, the properties of the loadstone, and which then, when suspended, fixes itself in the direction of a magnetic meridian.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to magnets, also MAGNETICAL
• exhibiting or relating to magnetism
• capable of being attracted by or acquiring the properties of a magnet
• (of a bearing in navigation) measured relative to magnetic north.
• very attractive or alluring
• having the properties of a magnet
• Alt. of Magnetical
• of or relating to or caused by magnetism
• having the properties of a magnet; i.e. of attracting iron or steel
• capable of being magnetized
• determined by earth\'s magnetic fields
• possessing an extraordinary ability to attract

Words related to MAGNETIC

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Words that contain MAGNETIC

magnetics14 magnetical15 diamagnetic17 geomagnetic17 isomagnetic16 magnetician16 nonmagnetic16 zoomagnetic25 aeromagnetic17 antimagnetic17 biomagnetics19 gyromagnetic21 isomagnetics17 magnetically20 magneticians17 paramagnetic19 pyromagnetic22 ferrimagnetic21 ferromagnetic21 hydromagnetic25 paleomagnetic20 piezomagnetic29 hydromagnetics26 palaeomagnetic21 thermomagnetic24 diamagnetically24 electromagnetic22 geomagnetically24 paleomagnetical22 ferrimagnetical23 paramagneticall22 paramagnetically26 antiferromagnetic25 ferrimagnetically28 paleomagnetically27 electromagnetically29 antiferromagnetically32

How to use MAGNETIC in a sentence

• Here I remained a day taking magnetic observations, and getting information from a miner, named McDonald, about the country up that river.
• Together with the magnetic needle, which originated in China, it led to centuries of effort to open a way by sea to that far-off fairyland.
• The conductor must be moved so as to cut or pass through the lines of magnetic force.
• Every one knows that there is a certain magnetic power in courage, apart from all physical strength.
• In this telegraph a magnetic needle was located within a loop formed by the telegraph circuit at the receiving end.
• They are light, lie in long ranges, apparently in the direction of the magnetic pole, and are generally curled up at one extremity.
• It was an interesting display of the power of a magnetic nature, and gave me a higher idea of the man than all his writings had given or could give.
• Still, we recommend the fellows to keep out of their after-dinner conversations, all such topics as the course of the Niger, or the position of a new magnetic pole.
• Opposing this tendency to separation or lateral diffusion of magnetic force is the strong apparent tendency of the lines to shorten themselves in any medium.
• The fact that the needle is deflected by the wire shows that the magnetic power of the wire extends into the surrounding medium.
• A story has been abroad that Judge Hanna was so eloquent and magnetic that he was attracting listeners who came to hear him preach, rather than in search of the truth as taught.
• And think how much Wagner owes to this written expression of his aims and the magnetic attraction of his arguments.
• There are a few men who have a certain magnetic power which attracts and holds the admiration of others.
• Today the call of the Kingdom is the magnetic power which draweth to itself the world of mankind, for capacity in men is great.
• For ten magnetic seconds they stayed so, then again Dr.
• Sulphur and Salt prepares the Mercury for assimilation with the magnetic agent, 775-m.
• He then examined the magnetic deportment of gases generally.
• He now finds them exceedingly useful in his experiments on the magnetic condition of gases.
• His eyes twinkled like diamonds, and the magnetic light of his hair was turned on full.
• They are a sympathetic, interesting, interested, and, above all, a magnetic people.
• The magnetic types of visible signals have a wider range between these limits than have lamp signals.
• If the superintendent of the brotherhood or society be human and magnetic, the church and the boy will sing its praises.
• The observatory was constructed without the use of iron, in order that the magnetic phenomena might be studied under favorable conditions.

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