Definition

Relating to or connected with a substance that is similar to a liquid but can also have properties of a gas or solid, often found in biological contexts.

Example

The scientist studied the plasmic properties of the cell's interior.

Conversation

Did you see that documentary about stars and their plasmic nature?

Yeah, it was fascinating how they explained the different stages of star formation.

I never knew plasma played such a big role in the universe.

Right? It really makes you appreciate how complex everything is out there.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Plasmic** → It is derived from "plasma" (from Greek "plasma", meaning something molded or formed) and the suffix "-ic" (meaning pertaining to). The word "plasmic" refers to something that is related to or characteristic of plasma, often in a biological or physical context.

Memory Tip

Think of 'plasma' as something that is 'molded' or 'formed' — and the '-ic' indicates that it pertains to that substance. This helps you remember that 'plasmic' relates to the characteristics of plasma.

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