-morphic

American  

1. variant of -morphous.

   anthropomorphic.

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Usage

What does -morphic mean? The combining form -morphic is used like a suffix meaning “having the shape, form, or structure.” It is occasionally used in scientific terms, especially in biology.The form -morphic comes from a combination of two forms. The first is -morph, from Greek -morphos, meaning "shape." The second is the suffix -ic, from Greek -ikos or Latin -icus, both meaning "having some characteristics of.”What are variants of -morphic?In some terms, the form -morphic becomes -morphous, as in polymorphous. Additional related combining forms include morph-, morpho-, and -morphism. Want to know more? Read our Words That Use articles on all four combining forms.

Etymology

Origin of -morphic

-morph + -ic

Example Sentences

When the self-help author Marianne Williamson appeared on the presidential debate stage last month, Twitter users delighted in unearthing her old comments about vibrations and “morphic” fields.

From New York Times

Morphic’s quartz watches have been a premier brand for men for decades.

From Salon

The Morphic M72 Series Chronograph Strap Watch usually costs $750, but right now it’s 89% off for a sale price of $79.99.

From Salon

The Morphic M72 Series Chronograph Strap Watch is the perfect addition to any wardrobe — and it’s an extra 15% off its sale price for a Memorial Day special.

From Salon

Buy it here: Usually, this Morphic M64 Series Chronograph Leather-Band Watch is $1,000, but you can get it here for $109.99.

From Salon