'Magneticness' definitions:
Definition of 'Magneticness'
From: GCIDE
- Magneticness \Mag*net"ic*ness\, n. Magneticalness. [Obs.] [1913 Webster]
Words containing 'Magneticness'
- Magnet,
- Magnetic,
- Magnetical,
- Magnetically,
- Magnetics,
- Magnetism,
- Magnetization,
- Magnetize,
- Magnetized,
- Magnetizer,
- Magnetizing,
- Animal magnetism,
- Field magnet,
- Horsehoe magnet,
- Keeper of a magnet,
- Magnet, NE,
- Magnetic Springs,
- Magnetic amplitude,
- Magnetic battery,
- Magnetic compensator,
- Magnetic curves,
- Magnetic dip,
- Magnetic electricity,
- Magnetic element,
- Magnetic elements,
- Magnetic equator,
- Magnetic field,
- Magnetic fluid,
- Magnetic induction,
- Magnetic iron,
- Magnetic meridian,
- Magnetic needle,
- Magnetic permeability,
- Magnetic pole,
- Magnetic poles,
- Magnetic pyrites,
- Magnetic storm,
- Magnetic susceptibility,
- Magnetic telegraph,
- Remanent magnetism,
- Residual magnetism,
- Terrestrial magnetism,
- artificial magnet,
- bar magnet,
- magnetic attraction,
- magnetic bottle,
- magnetic compass,
- magnetic core,
- magnetic declination,
- magnetic dipole,
- magnetic disc,
- magnetic disk,
- magnetic flux,
- magnetic force,
- magnetic head,
- magnetic inclination,
- magnetic ink,
- magnetic intensity,
- magnetic levitation,
- magnetic medium,
- magnetic mine,
- magnetic moment,
- magnetic monopole,
- magnetic north,
- magnetic recorder,
- magnetic resonance,
- magnetic storage,
- magnetic stripe,
- magnetic tape,
- magnetic variation,
- moment of a magnet,
- natural magnet,
- permanent magnet,
- personal magnetism,
- static magnet,
- Electro-magnet,
- Electro-magnetic,
- Electro-magnetism,
- Magnetic Springs, OH,
- Magnetic iron ore,
- field of magnetic force,
- magnetic bubble memory,
- magnetic core memory,
- magnetic counter mine,
- magnetic dipole moment,
- magnetic field strength,
- magnetic flux density,
- magnetic flux unit,
- magnetic line of force,
- magnetic resonance imaging,
- magnetic storage medium,
- negative magnetic pole,
- nuclear magnetic resonance,
- positive magnetic pole,
- proton magnetic resonance,
- solar magnetic field,
- Electro-magnetic engine,
- Electro-magnetic induction,
- Electro-magnetic telegraph,
- functional magnetic resonance imaging,
- magnetic iron-ore,
- Electro-magnetic theory of light,
- blood-oxygenation level dependent functional magnetic resonance imaging