Definition
Definition of phlogistic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fireDated having a burning or fiery qualityDated
- The phlogistic glow lit up the night.
2.
medical inflammationDated causing or related to inflammation or feverDated
- The phlogistic process caused swelling and redness.
3.
historical chemistryRare related to the old idea of phlogistonRare
- The phlogistic theory was once widely accepted.
Examples of phlogistic in a sentence
A phlogistic aura surrounded the burning coals. The doctor noted a phlogistic reaction in the tissue. Phlogistic symptoms appeared after the infection. Phlogistic explanations dominated early chemistry texts. He studied phlogistic processes in combustion experiments.
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- French:phlogistique, inflammatoire, ...
- German:feurig, entzündlich, ...
- Italian:flogistico, termine medico che indica qualcosa che provoca infiammazione o febbre, ...
- Spanish:inflamatorio, flogístico, ...
- Portuguese:flamejante, inflamatório, ...
- Chinese:燃烧的, 炎症性的, ...
- Japanese:燃焼性の, 炎症性の, ...
- Arabic:ناري, التهابي, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹעֵר, דַּלְקָתִי, ...
- Russian:флогистический, воспалительный, ...
- Ukrainian:палаючий, флогістичний, ...
- Hindi:जलती हुई, सूजनकारी, ...
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