English words containing genic:
Meanings of Acidogenic:
adjectiveProducing acid; forming an acid by chemical reaction or metabolic action.
Meanings of Aerogenic:
adjectiveOf, relating to, or designating the spread of an infectious agent or disease through the air or the air passages of the body.
Meanings of Allergenic:
adjectiveCausing or likely to cause allergic reactions (= physical problems caused by particular substances)
Usage examples:
Research is being done into hypoallergenic versions of foods that are commonly allergenic, like pea…
Meanings of Allogenic:
adjective(of a mineral or sediment) transported to its present position from elsewhere.
Usage examples:
It is accompanied by homogenous, allogenic micrite that fills some voids.
Meanings of Allothigenic:
adjectiveOf a mineral: older than the rock or deposit of which it forms part. contrasted with "authigenic".
Meanings of Anthropogenic:
adjective(chiefly of environmental pollution and pollutants) originating in human activity.
Usage examples:
Anthropogenic emissions of sulphur dioxide
Meanings of Antigenic:
adjectiveRelating to or consisting of antigens (= substances that cause the body's immune system to react, especially causing it to produce antibodies)
Usage examples:
The flu vaccine's antigenic configuration changes yearly and is based on prevalent strains of the p…
Meanings of Atherogenic:
adjectiveTending to promote the formation of fatty deposits in the arteries.
Usage examples:
Overtreatment of multiple hormonal imbalances can cause central obesity and atherogenic and metabol…
Meanings of Audiogenic:
adjectiveCaused or provoked by auditory stimuli.
Meanings of Authigenic:
adjective(of minerals and other materials) formed in their present position.
Usage examples:
This mineral is probably authigenic clay that formed in the spring waters while the silica was bein…
Meanings of Autogenic:
adjectiveSelf-generated.
Usage examples:
Autogenic succession
Meanings of Biogenic:
adjectiveProduced or brought about by living organisms.
Usage examples:
Biogenic sediments
Meanings of Bronchogenic:
adjectiveOf bronchial origin.
Usage examples:
Final diagnoses included one bronchogenic cyst and one combined bronchogenic cyst and thymic hyperp…
Meanings of Carcinogenic:
adjectiveHaving the potential to cause cancer.
Usage examples:
There aren't a lot of good in vitro methods to predict carcinogenic potential.
Cardiogenic
ˌkɑːdɪəʊˈdʒɛnɪkMeanings of Cardiogenic:
adjectiveArising in the heart or caused by a heart condition.
Usage examples:
Patients presented with suspected acute cardiogenic pulmonary oedema
Meanings of Cariogenic:
adjectiveCausing tooth decay.
Usage examples:
Since processed maize is highly cariogenic, dental caries and resulting tooth loss increase with th…
Meanings of Cosmogenic:
adjectiveRelating to the origin or evolution of the universe.
Usage examples:
Advanced cosmogenic dating techniques
Meanings of Criminogenic:
adjective(of a system, situation, or place) causing or likely to cause criminal behaviour.
Usage examples:
The criminogenic nature of homelessness
Cryogenics
ˌkraɪ.əʊˈdʒen.ɪksMeanings of Cryogenics:
nounAnother term for cryonics.
plural nounThe branch of physics dealing with the production and effects of very low temperatures.
Usage examples:
The munich researchers, wanting to stay in the business but having neither sufficient expertise nor…
Meanings of Crystallogenic:
adjectiveCrystal-forming, producing crystallization.
Meanings of Cytogenic:
adjectiveProducing cells (in early use specifically lymphoid cells); characterized by the production of cells; of or relating to cytogenesis.
Meanings of Cytopathogenicity:
nounThe property of being cytopathic; the degree to which a virus or other agent is cytopathic.
Meanings of Diabetogenic:
adjectiveCausing diabetes; of or relating to the causation of diabetes.
Meanings of Dysgenics:
adjectiveExerting a detrimental effect on later generations through the inheritance of undesirable characteristics.
Usage examples:
Dysgenic breeding
Electrogenic
ɪˌlɛktrə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪkMeanings of Electrogenic:
adjectiveProducing a change in the electrical potential of a cell.
Usage examples:
As far as is known, 4 - cl-iaa has never been examined for its ability to regulate electrogenic act…
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