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ion·ic
I. \(ˈ)ī|änik, -nēk\ adjective
Etymology: Latin & Middle French; Middle French ionique, from Latin ionicus, from Greek iōnikos, from Iōnia Ionia + -ikos -ic
1. usually capitalized : ionian
2. usually capitalized : belonging to or resembling the Ionic order of architecture that is lighter and more graceful than Doric and is characterized especially by the spiral volutes of its capital — see capital illustration
3. : of, relating to, or consisting of ionics
II. noun
(-s)
1. capitalized : a dialect of ancient Greek used in Ionia that was the vehicle of an important body of literature
2. LL ionicus, fr. L ionicus, adj.
a. : a foot of verse that consists either of (1) two long and two short syllables or (2) two short and two long syllables — called also respectively (1) major ionic and (2) minor ionic
b. : a verse or meter consisting of ionics
III. adjective
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary ion + -ic
1. : of, relating to, existing in the form of, or characterized by ions
< ionic charge >
< ionic hydrogen >
< ionic crystals >
2. : operated by, utilizing, or taking place by means of ions
< ionic loudspeaker >
< ionic conduction > |