ZEK

Meaning of ZEK in English

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PHYSICAL — I. ˈfizə̇kəl, -zēk- adjective Etymology: Middle English phisycal, from Medieval Latin physicalis medicinal, physical, from Latin physica study of nature …
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PHYSIC — I. physic variant of physics II. phys·ic ˈfizik, -zēk, chiefly in pres part -zək transitive verb ( physicked ; physicked …
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MUSICAL — I. ˈmyüzə̇kəl, -zēk- adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin musicalis, from Latin musica music + -alis …
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MUSIC — I. ˈmyüzik, -zēk noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English musik, from Old French musique, from Latin …
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WHIMSICAL — ˈhwimzə̇kəl, -zēk- also ˈwi- adjective Etymology: whimsy (I) + -ical 1. : full of, actuated by, or exhibiting whims : …
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QUIZZICALLY — ˈkwizə̇k(ə)lē, -zēk-, -li adverb : in a quizzical manner sitting with her … head quizzically tilted — John Updike
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QUIZZICAL — ˈkwizə̇kəl, -zēk- adjective Etymology: quiz (I) + -ical 1. a. : slightly and amusingly eccentric : odd a quizzical old …
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PHYSICK — ˈfizik, -zēk archaic variant of physic
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PHYSICALNESS — ˈfizə̇kəlnə̇s, -zēk- noun ( -es ) : the quality or state of being physical
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PHYSICALLY — ˈfizə̇k(ə)lē, -zēk-, -li adverb 1. a. : in a physical manner : in accord with physical laws physically impossible to …
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PHYSICALITY — ˌfizə̇ˈkaləd.ē, -zēk-, -lətē, -i noun ( -es ) : intensely physical orientation : predominance of the physical usually at the …
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PHYSICALISM — ˈfizə̇kəˌlizəm, -zēk- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German physikalismus, from Medieval Latin physicalis physical + German -ismus -ism : a …
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PHTHISICKY — ˈtizə̇kē, -zēk-, -ki adjective Etymology: phthisic (I) + -y : phthisic , asthmatic , wheezy
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PHASIC — ˈfāzik, -zēk adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phase (II) + -ic : of, relating to, or of the nature of …
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MUSICLESS — ˈmyüziklə̇s, -zēk- adjective : lacking in harmony or melodious quality musicless instruments this musicless biography of a musician — P.H.Lang
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MUSICALIZATION — ˌmyüzə̇kələ̇ˈzāshən, -zēk-, -ˌlīˈz- noun ( -s ) : an act or instance of setting to music the film is a …
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METAPHYSICALLY — -zə̇k(ə)lē, -zēk-, -li adverb 1. : in the manner of metaphysics or of a metaphysician the assimilation of men to …
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METAPHYSICAL — -zə̇kəl, -zēk- adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin metaphysicalis, from metaphysica metaphysics + Latin -alis -al 1. : of, …
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ZECHARIAH — /zek'euh ruy"euh/ , n. 1. a Minor Prophet of the 6th century B.C. 2. a book of the Bible bearing …
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ZECCHINO — /zeuh kee"noh/ ; It. /tsek kee"naw/ , n. , pl. zecchini /-nee/ . sequin (defs. 2-4). Also, zechin /zek"in/ . …
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WEIZSÄCKER — /vuyts"zek'euhrdd/ , n. Carl Friedrich von /kahrddl frddee"drddikh feuhn/ , born 1912, German physicist and cosmologist.
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EXECUTRIX — /ig zek"yeuh triks/ , n. , pl. executrices /ig zek'yeuh truy"seez/ , executrixes . Law. a woman named in a …
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EXECUTORY — /ig zek"yeuh tawr'ee, -tohr'ee/ , adj. 1. executive. 2. Law. to be performed or executed. [ 1400-50; late ME executorie …
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EXECUTOR — — executorial /ig zek'yeuh tawr"ee euhl, -tohr"-/ , adj. — executorship , n. /ig zek"yeuh teuhr/ or, for 1, /ek"si …
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EXECUTIVE — — executively , adv. — executiveness , n. /ig zek"yeuh tiv/ , n. 1. a person or group of persons …
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EXECUTANT — /ig zek"yeuh teuhnt/ , n. 1. a person who executes or performs, esp. musically. adj. 2. of or pertaining to …
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COEXECUTRIX — /koh'ig zek"yeuh triks/ , n. , pl. coexecutrices /-ig zek'yeuh truy"seez/ . a joint executrix. [ 1840-50; CO- + EXECUTRIX …
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