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Definition of magnetism
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Magnetism
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
magnetic
phenomena.
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Somnolism
::
Somnolism
(n.) The
somnolent
state
induced
by
animal
magnetism.
Oligist
::
Oligist
(a.)
Hematite
or
specular
iron ore; -- prob. so
called
in
allusion
to its
feeble
magnetism,
as
compared
with
magnetite..
Electro-magnetic
::
Electro-magnetic
(a.) Of,
Pertaining
to, or
produced
by,
magnetism
which is
developed
by the
passage
of an
electric
current..
Biomagnetism
::
Biomagnetism
(n.)
Animal
magnetism.
Magnetism
::
Magnetism
(n.) Power of
attraction;
power to
excite
the
feelings
and to gain the
affections.
Diamagnetism
::
Diamagnetism
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
diamagnetic
phenomena,
and of the
properties
of
diamagnetic
bodies..
Mesmerism
::
Mesmerism
(n.) The art of
inducing
an
extraordinary
or
abnormal
state of the
nervous
system,
in which the actor
claims
to
control
the
actions,
and
communicate
directly
with the mind, of the
recipient.
See
Animal
magnetism,
under
Magnetism..
Physiography
::
Physiography
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
earth's
exterior
physical
features,
climate,
life, etc., and of the
physical
movements
or
changes
on the
earth's
surface,
as the
currents
of the
atmosphere
and
ocean,
the
secular
variations
in heat,
moisture,
magnetism,
etc.;
physical
geography..
Magnetical
::
Magnetical
(a.)
Having,
susceptible
to, or
induced
by,
animal
magnetism,
so
called;
as, a
magnetic
sleep.
See
Magnetism..
Hysteresis
::
Hysteresis
(n.) A
lagging
or
retardation
of the
effect,
when the
forces
acting
upon a body are
changed,
as if from
velocity
or
internal
friction;
a
temporary
resistance
to
change
from a
condition
previously
induced,
observed
in
magnetism,
thermoelectricity,
etc., on
reversal
of
polarity..
Photomagnetism
::
Photomagnetism
(n.) The
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the
relation
of
magnetism
to
light.
Vichy Water
::
Vichy water () A
mineral
water found at
Vichy,
France.
It is
essentially
an
effervescent
solution
of
sodium,
calcium,
and
magnetism
carbonates,
with
sodium
and
potassium
chlorides;
also, by
extension,
any
artificial
or
natural
water
resembling
in
composition
the Vichy water
proper.
Called
also,
colloquially,
Vichy..
Physics
::
Physics
(n.) The
science
of
nature,
or of
natural
objects;
that
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the laws and
properties
of
matter,
and the
forces
acting
upon it;
especially,
that
department
of
natural
science
which
treats
of the
causes
(as
gravitation,
heat,
light,
magnetism,
electricity,
etc.) that
modify
the
general
properties
of
bodies;
natural
philosophy..
Diamagnetically
::
Diamagnetically
(adv.)
In the
manner
of, or
according
to,
diamagnetism..
Magnetics
::
Magnetics
(n.) The
science
of
magnetism.
Magnetical
::
Magnetical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or
characterized
by, the
earth's
magnetism;
as, the
magnetic
north;
the
magnetic
meridian..
Thermomagnetism
::
Thermomagnetism
(n.)
Magnetism
as
affected
or
caused
by the
action
of heat; the
relation
of heat to
magnetism.
Steel
::
Steel (n.) A
variety
of iron
intermediate
in
composition
and
properties
between
wrought
iron and cast iron
(containing
between
one half of one per cent and one and a half per cent of
carbon),
and
consisting
of an alloy of iron with an iron
carbide.
Steel,
unlike
wrought
iron, can be
tempered,
and
retains
magnetism.
Its
malleability
decreases,
and
fusibility
increases,
with an
increase
in
carbon..
Magnetically
::
Magnetically
(adv.)
By or as by,
magnetism..
Magnetical
::
Magnetical
(a.)
Capable
of
becoming
a
magnet;
susceptible
to
magnetism;
as, the
magnetic
metals..
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