galvanic
[gal-van-ik]
adjective
Origin of galvanic
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Related Words for galvanic
propulsive, restless, fidgety, demonstrative, impulsive, high-strung, fiery, hysterical, skittish, temperamental, sweeping, dynamic, compelling, active, urging, energetic, enterprising, lively, vigorous, violentExamples from the Web for galvanic
Historical Examples of galvanic
You thought it was a galvanic belt, or something of that sort.
Henry DunbarM. E. Braddon
Where would be the stomach-pumps and the galvanic batteries for science?
Nuts and NutcrackersCharles James Lever
With a start, as if shocked into galvanic motion, the boy sat upright.
His simple reply had a galvanic effect on his three hearers.
The Return of Peter GrimmDavid Belasco
We can send a galvanic current through a piece of platinum wire.
The Story of the HeavensRobert Stawell Ball
galvanic
galvanical
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galvanic
[găl-văn′ĭk]
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