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-atic

American  

  1. a suffix used in forming adjectives from verbs and nouns: aquatic, enzymatic .

-atic British  

suffix

  1. of the nature of the thing specified

    problematic
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Etymology

Origin of -atic

From Latin -āticus. See -ate 1 ( def. ), -ic ( def. )

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