lyncean

American  

[lin-see-uhn] / lɪnˈsi ən /

adjective

1. of or relating to a lynx; lynxlike.

2. lynx-eyed; sharp-sighted.

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lyncean British  

/ lɪnˈsiːən /

adjective

1. of or resembling a lynx

2. rare  having keen sight

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Etymology

Origin of lyncean

< Latin lyncē ( us ) sharp-sighted (< Greek lýnkeios like a lynx, equivalent to lynk-, stem of lýnx lynx + -eios adj. suffix) + -an

Example Sentences

Lyncean did not respond to phone calls or emails seeking clarification of its financial situation.

From Science Magazine

And in 2019, IFIN-HH hired a small U.S. firm called Lyncean Technologies to start over and build a gamma ray source under a €49 million contract.

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Lyncean product manager Benjamin Hornberger told Science in May 2021 that pandemic-related delays had made the company’s schedule “tight.”

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But according to another source familiar with the situation, a bank has contacted IFIN-HH about problems with a Lyncean loan.

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Ur confirms that Lyncean has “very big problems” in honoring the contract, but says the company intends to try to solve those problems—while pushing back delivery to the end of 2023.

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