Daltonian
Americanadjective
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of John Dalton or his atomic theory.
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of or relating to daltonism.
Etymology
Origin of Daltonian
Example Sentences
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He is the daddy, by the way, of another famous Daltonian blond: newswoman Deborah Norville is his little girl.
From Time Magazine Archive
One such is the Daltonian, of Dalton, Pa. whose Editor Thomas A. Curtis sandwiches philippics against the capitalist system between advertisements for Chevrolets, insurance, typewriters.
From Time Magazine Archive
Sample Daltonian obituary: ''Mrs. Kellog spent her life in the strictly conservative activities of a typical village matron.
From Time Magazine Archive
An immediate inference was that the Daltonian “atom” must have parts which enter into combination with parts of other atoms; in other words, there must exist two orders of particles, viz.
From Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 6, Slice 1 "Châtelet" to "Chicago" by Various
More and more general becomes the belief that the Daltonian atom is really a compound radical, and that back of the seeming diversity of the alleged elements is a single form of primordial matter.
From A History of Science — Volume 4 by Williams, Henry Smith
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