KRAD

Meaning of KRAD in English

ˈkāˌrad abbreviation or noun

( plural krad also krads )

: kilorad herein

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IDIOSYNCRATIC — I. |idēə|sin|krad.]ik, -dē(ˌ)ō|s-, -siŋ|-, -at], ]ēk adjective Etymology: from idiosyncrasy, after such pairs as English apostasy : apostatic 1. a. …
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XENOCRATIC — |zenə|krad.ik adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Xenocrat es died 314 B.C. Greek Platonic philosopher + English -ic : of or …
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TRICROTIC — (ˈ)trī|kräd.ik adjective Etymology: Greek trikrot os having a triple beat (from tri- three + -krotos, from krotein to beat, clap) …
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TIMOCRATIC — |tīmə|krad.ik adjective or ti·mo·crat·i·cal -d.ə̇kəl Etymology: timocratic from Greek timokratikos, from timokratia timocracy + -ikos -ic; timocratical from Greek timokratikos …
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THEOCRATIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|krad.]ik, -at], ]ēk adjective : of, relating to, or being a theocracy a theocratic state • the·o·crat·i·cal·ly ]ə̇k(ə)lē, ]ēk-, -li\ …
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TECHNOCRATIC — |teknə|krad.ik adjective Etymology: techno- + -cratic : of, relating to, or having the characteristics of technocracy illusions to which a …
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SOCIOCRATIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|krad.ik adjective Etymology: socio- + -cratic : of or relating to sociocracy
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POLYCROTIC — |pälē|kräd.ik, -lə̇|k- adjective Etymology: poly- + -crotic of the pulse : having a complex or multiple beat and forming a …
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PLUTOCRATIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|krad.]ik, -at], ]ēk adjective also plu·to·crat·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- : of, relating to, or characterized by plutocrats or plutocracy • plu·to·crat·i·cal·ly …
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PHYSIOCRAT — ˈfizēəˌkrat noun ( -s ) Etymology: French physiocrate, from physi- + -crate -crat : a follower of a French physician …
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PHERECRATIC — |ferə|krad.ik noun also pher·e·cra·te·an -krād.ēən ; or pher·e·cra·tian -āshən ( -s ) Usage: sometimes capitalized Etymology: pherecratic from Pherecrates, 5th …
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PEDANTOCRAT — pə̇ˈdantəˌkrat noun ( -s ) Etymology: pedant + -o- + -crat : one who rules according to a pedantic system …
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PANTISOCRATIC — |pantəsō|krad.ik, -n.ˌtī|- adjective or pant·i·so·crat·i·cal -d.ə̇kəl : of, relating to, or favoring pantisocracy
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PANCRATIC — (ˈ)pan|krad.ik adjective Etymology: Latin pancrat ium + English -ic 1. : of or relating to a pancratium 2. [ pan- …
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OROCRATIC — |ōrə|krad.ik adjective Etymology: oro- (I) + -cratic : of or relating to a degree of roughness of the earth's surface …
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OCHLOCRATIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|krad.ik adjective or och·lo·crat·i·cal -d.ə̇kəl Etymology: ochlocratic from French ochlocratique, from Middle French, from ochlocratie + -ique -ic; ochlocratical from …
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MONOCROTIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|kräd.ik adjective Etymology: mon- + -crotic of the pulse : having a simple beat and forming a smooth single-crested curve …
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MONOCRAT — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at mono- +ˌkrat noun ( -s ) Etymology: mon- + -crat 1. : one who governs alone : autocrat …
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MOBOCRAT — ˈmäbəˌkrat noun ( -s ) Etymology: from mobocracy, after such pairs as English democracy : democrat 1. : one who …
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MESOCRATIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|krad.ik adjective Etymology: mes- + -cratic (as in leucocratic ) of igneous rock : having nearly equal dark and light …
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MELANOCRATIC — |melənō|krad.ik adjective Etymology: melan- + Greek kratein to be strong, rule (akin to Greek kratos strength) + English -ic — …
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MACRADENOUS — (ˈ)ma|krad ə nəs adjective Etymology: macr- + aden- + -ous : having large glands
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LEUCOCRATIC — |lükə|krad.ik adjective Etymology: German leukokrat leucocratic (from leuk- leuc- + -krat, from Greek kratein to rule, prevail) + English -ic; …
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IDIOCRATIC — |idēə|krad.ik adjective or id·i·o·crat·i·cal d.ə̇kəl also ]ək Etymology: from idiocrasy, after such pairs as English apostasy: apostatic, apostatical : idiosyncratic …
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HOOVERCRAT — ˈhüvə(r)ˌkrat noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Herbert Hoover + English demo crat : a Democrat of the …
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HIPPOCRATIC — |hipə|krad.]ik, -at], ]ēk adjective also hip·po·crat·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk-\ Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Late Latin Hippocraticus, from Hippocrates (from Greek Hippokratēs …
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HIEROCRATIC — |hī(ə)rə|krad.ik adjective or hi·er·o·crat·i·cal -d.ə̇kəl Etymology: from hierocracy, after such pairs as English democracy: democratic, democratical : of or relating …
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GYNECOCRACY — ˌ ̷ ̷nə̇ˈkäkrəsē — see gyn- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek gynaikokratia, from gynaiko- gynec- + -kratia -cracy 1. : political …
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GERONTOCRACY — ˌjerən.ˈtäkrəsē, -ˌrän.- noun ( -es ) Etymology: French gérontocratie, from géronto- geront- + -cratie -cracy : rule by elders ; …
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GEOCRATIC — |jēō|krad.ik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary ge- + -cratic (as in democratic ) : of or relating to predominance or …
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DIXIECRAT — -ˌkrat noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized, often attributive Etymology: Dixie Demo crat : a member of a secessionist …
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