Definition

Relating to a coma, which can refer to a state of deep unconsciousness or a specific effect in optics or astronomy.

Example

The comatic distortion in the lens caused the images to appear blurred.

Conversation

Did you see that documentary about comets last night?

Yeah, it was fascinating! I didn't know comets had such a comatic appearance.

Right? The way they explained the comatic features was really interesting.

Absolutely! I learned so much about their tails and structures.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Comatic is derived from the Greek word "komatikos" (meaning of the hair or having long hair), which comes from "komē" (meaning hair). The word "comatic" refers to something related to hair or having a hair-like appearance.

Memory Tip

Think of 'hair' ('komē') to remember that 'comatic' relates to something that has a hair-like quality.

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