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nomic

American

[nohm-ik] / ˈnoʊm ɪk /

noun

the usual system of spelling, as opposed to phonetic.

adjective

(spelling) usual or normal: used in contrast to phonetic.
relating to a logical or natural law that can be discovered or deduced.
relating to a nome, a kind of ancient Greek hymn dedicated to the gods, or to the genre of which such hymns are a part.

Other Word Forms

Derived Forms

nomically

adverb

Inflected Forms

noun

nomics

plural

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