-atic

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

-atic

suffix

1. of the nature of the thing specified

   problematic

Word History and Origins

Origin of -atic¹

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

Word History and Origins

Origin of -atic¹

from French -atique, from Greek -atikos

Example Sentences

Miralem Halilovic scored 13, while Jusuf Nurkic and Edin Atic each had 12 for the winners.

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The comic is said to have "sat on a chair and laid back for five minutes" during his show at the The Atic bar in Bicester on Thursday.

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And it is also symptom­atic of more profound change: We may no longer care nearly as much about what our surroundings look like because we are no longer there as we used to be.

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Michael Keeling, an attorney and lobbyist representing ATIC, sent a letter to the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office on Friday asking that Burns be removed as a lobbyist from the group.

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Many of today's forty-somethings got a first taste for video gaming with Spectrum classics such as Atic Atac, Jet Set Willy and Manic Miner.

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