Genetic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENETIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to genes, also GENETICAL
• relating to genes or heredity
• relating to genetics
• relating to origin, or arising from a common origin
• of genes or genetics
• Same as Genetical.
• occurring among members of a family usually by heredity
• of or relating to or produced by or being a gene
• pertaining to or referring to origin
• of or relating to the science of genetics
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pertaining to genetics

Words related to GENETIC

genetical12 genetically17

Words that contain GENETIC

agenetic11 genetics11 digenetic13 genetical12 oogenetic12 biogenetic15 congenetic15 diagenetic14 epigenetic15 exogenetic20 geneticist13 isogenetic13 neogenetic13 nongenetic13 orogenetic13 pangenetic15 syngenetic16 abiogenetic16 autogenetic14 biogenetics16 cenogenetic16 cytogenetic19 ectogenetic16 epigenetics16 gamogenetic17 genetically17 geneticists14 gynogenetic18 homogenetic19 kenogenetic18 lysigenetic17 merogenetic16 metagenetic16 mitogenetic16 monogenetic16 ontogenetic14 paragenetic16 pedogenetic17 polygenetic19 pyrogenetic19 xenogenetic21 agamogenetic18 androgenetic16 biogenetical17 caenogenetic17 cainogenetic17 cladogenetic18 cyanogenetic20 cytogenetics20 epirogenetic17 glycogenetic21 histogenetic18 hypnogenetic23 kainogenetic19 miscegenetic19 orthogenetic18 osteogenetic15 paedogenetic18 palingenetic17 pathogenetic20 petrogenetic17 phylogenetic23 phytogenetic23 rhizogenetic27 blastogenetic18 cytogenetical21 embryogenetic23 epeirogenetic18 epigeneticist18 frontogenetic19 gamogenetical19 hematogenetic21 heterogenetic19 homogenetical21 immunogenetic20 morphogenetic23 nutrigenetics16 organogenetic17 phellogenetic21 psychogenetic26 schizogenetic30 thermogenetic21 biogenetically22 cytogeneticist22 diagenetically21 epigenetically22 epigeneticists19 haematogenetic22 immunogenetics21 metallogenetic19 oncogeneticist19 orogenetically20 palingenetical19 pangenetically22 phytogenetical25 psychogenetics27 spermiogenetic21 nongenetically20 abiogenetically23 anthropogenetic23 cenogenetically23 cytogenetically26 cytogeneticists23 gamogenetically24 immunogenetical22 kenogenetically25 metagenetically23 oncogeneticists20 ontogenetically21 paragenetically23 parthenogenetic23 polygenetically26 psychogenetical28 spermatogenetic22 immunogeneticis22 cladogeneticall21 orthogeneticall21 paedogeneticall21 morphogenetical25 phylogeneticall26 cladogenetically25 phylogenetically30 orthogenetically25 immunogeneticist23 paedogenetically25 immunogenetically27 morphogenetically30 immunogeneticists24 parthenogenetically30

How to use GENETIC in a sentence

• Let us now endeavour to find some cases of true linear types, or forms which are intermediate between others because they stand in a direct genetic relation to them.
• But the scientific man will seek also for the blacks a genetic explanation.
• Here we can only cite as examples the chief among the genetic definitions.
• Kant gives two definitions of productive talent, one formal and one genetic.
• And, after all, is it quite so certain that a genetic relation may not underlie the classification of minerals? The inorganic world has not always been what we see it.
• This genetic application is sometimes plainly to be seen even in parts of incoherent schemes.
• It would, moreover, account for the genetic relation of the larger groups of both animals and plants.
• Genetic Variation is then primarily the consequence of additions to, or omissions from, the stock of elements which the species contains.
• I mention these two groups of facts as illustrating the nature and methods of modern genetic work.
• One of the first objects of genetic analysis is to disentangle this mass of confusion.
• Not till knowledge of the genetic properties of organisms has attained to far greater completeness can evolutionary speculations have more than a suggestive value.
• But what are genetic characters? They are characters which must appear if any development occurs.
• There are, in fact, two kinds of variation in genetic characters depending on the mode of causation.
• In reviewing long series of fossils, relations were observed which pointed to genetic connections and yet were interpreted as purely ideal.
• But these emotions themselves are genetic products and as such dependent on organic conditions.
• We have thus the biological foundations for a further development of genetic psychology.
• These brilliant writers prepared the way for the genetic history of the following century.
• Its appeal is to a reality in the genetic code, if it can be so described, of the rational soul.
• It is, therefore, not worth while here to discuss at length genetic theory.
• Less than three generations are of little value for genetic researches, and even three can rarely be observed to advantage by any one person.
• In it doctrines are traced to their genetic development, and held to be the luxuriant growth of the seeds of error.
• The finding of the trees in colonies points to a genetic variation.
• As a stock breeder I have learned that in such cases there is in the heredity the genetic unit of red hair overlaid with black pigment.
• As a natural consequence the population is largely a genetic aggregation.
• Reason, therefore, is secondary and posterior in the genetic order.
• This physics, however, was not yet meant to cover the whole existent world, or to be the genetic account of all things in their system.
• No shadow of a principle at once psychic and genetic appeared in his philosophy.

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