Periodic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERIODIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• happening at set intervals
• appearing or occurring at intervals
• relating to the periodic table of the elements.
• relating to a rhetorical period.
• recurring at intervals
• Pertaining to, derived from, or designating, the highest oxygen acid (HIO/) of iodine.
• Alt. of Periodical
• happening or recurring at regular intervals
• recurring or reappearing from time to time
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• recurring at regular intervals

Words related to PERIODIC

periodical15 periodically20 periodicity19

Words that contain PERIODIC

aperiodic14 periodical15 periodicals16 periodicity19 antiperiodic17 aperiodicity20 metaperiodic19 paraperiodic19 periodically20 antiperiodics18 aperiodically21 periodicalist18 periodicities18 photoperiodic23 quasiperiodic27 aperiodicities19 periodicalists19 thermoperiodic24 quasiperiodicit29 thermoperiodici25 photoperiodical25 quasiperiodicity33 thermoperiodicity30 photoperiodically30 quasiperiodicities32 thermoperiodicities29

How to use PERIODIC in a sentence

• This grew until, once more, night descended, in short, but periodic, intervals upon the wearying earth.
• The strain in the house, the excitement of Winona, the periodic, furtive weeping of Mrs.
• In fact, a periodic action of any kind appears to be easily recalled.
• The lives of birds are characterised by long chains of these periodic sequences.
• We can trace the periodic succession of individuals on a diagram of activity with some advantage.
• Death through the periodic rigour of the inanimate environment calls forth phenomena very different from death introduced or favoured by competition.
• This, to all appearance, found, we have been led to regard life, to a great extent, as a periodic dynamic phenomenon.
• It does not follow, however, that the peasant class was greatly affected by periodic revolutions of this kind, which brought little more to them than a change of rulers.
• The door had been set aside, and on the rock threshold a squat copper lamp was sending up periodic eruptions of dense white vapor.
• Everywhere there is law and periodic, rhythmical motion.
• The variations in sentences due to emphasis have given rise to a rhetorical division of sentences into two classes, called loose and periodic.
• The celestial Nile had its periodic rise and fall, on which those of the earthly Nile depended.
• What, my dear, in the interest of your country home, you submit your pleasures to a periodic thinning, as you do your timber.
• A sullen and periodic clamour of waves rolling over reefs followed her far inland between the high hedges sheltering the gloomy solitude of the fields.
• Now, Saturday night is the season for the chief, regular, and periodic return of rest for the poor.
• Such religious movements rise and fall at periodic intervals.
• Under an accumulation of hardships famine was periodic, and from 1760, when the first Whiteboys appeared, disorder in one degree or another was chronic.
• They have periodic times less than the earth, and fifty times as great as Neptune.
• YEAR, the, length of, on any planet, is determined by the periodic time.
• She was not yet aware that his hunger came on in periodic attacks and thought that she must have hurt him in some way to make him so wretched.
• The periodic movements of the universe are the same, up and down from age to age.

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