Definitions For Agonic

Etymology 1

’s magnetic field and its magnetic declination, declination. The agonic lines (sense 2), which join points of zero magnetic declination, are thicker and labelled with “0”.]] From "angle {{suffix, en, , ic".

Pronunciation

(RP) /əˈɡɒnɪk/ (audio stream unavailable) (GA) /əˈɡɑnik/ {{rhymes, en, ɒnɪk}} {{hyphenation, en, agon, ic}}

Adjective

(not comparable) (geometry) lacking#adjective, lacking an angle#noun, angle. (cartography, navigation) Having a magnetic deviation of zero. {{synonym of, en, agonal}}

Derived terms

agonic line

Related terms

isogonic isogonic line

Translations

Irish: aindiallasach, aindiallais Russian: агонический

Noun

AGONIC (plural AGONICs) {{synonym of, en, agonic line}}.

Further reading

{{pedia, contour line#Magnetism, contour line}}

Etymology 2

Borrowed from "agony, anguish", from {{der, en, ine-pro, *h₂eǵ-, , to drive}}.

Pronunciation

(RP, GA) /ˈæɡənik/ (audio stream unavailable) {{hyphenation, en, agon, ic}}

Adjective

(not comparable) Characterized by agony. (psychology) Of a mode of social#adjective, social interaction based on threats, display#noun, displays of power#noun, power, or inducements of anxiety. : {{ant, en, hedonic}} (medicine, obsolete) Occurring shortly before death; agonal.

Derived terms

agonically agonical

Related terms

{{rel4, en, agon, agonise, agonize, agonising, agonizing, agonisingly, agonizingly, agonist, agonizer, agonous, agony, antagonise, antagonize, antagoniser, antagonizer, antagonist, protagonist}}

Anagrams

Gaonic