thermic (Meaning)
Wordnet
thermic (a)
relating to or associated with heat
Webster
thermic (a.)
Of or pertaining to heat; due to heat; thermal; as, thermic lines.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thermic
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thermic Sentence Examples
- The thermic properties of the material allowed it to withstand high temperatures without melting.
- The thermic reaction released a significant amount of heat, making it suitable for generating energy.
- The building's thermic insulation prevented heat from escaping, resulting in improved energy efficiency.
- Thermic sensors were used to detect temperature changes in critical systems.
- The thermic stability of the compound ensured its integrity under extreme conditions.
- Thermic imaging allowed us to visualize the temperature distribution of objects without making physical contact.
- The thermic effect of the catalyst accelerated the reaction rate, reducing the processing time.
- The thermic conductivity of the material facilitated efficient heat transfer, cooling the system effectively.
- Thermic batteries provide a reliable source of power in harsh environments due to their ability to generate electricity through chemical reactions.
- Thermic fluid systems were used to transfer heat efficiently in large-scale industrial processes.
FAQs About the word thermic
relating to or associated with heatOf or pertaining to heat; due to heat; thermal; as, thermic lines.
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The thermic properties of the material allowed it to withstand high temperatures without melting.
The thermic reaction released a significant amount of heat, making it suitable for generating energy.
The building's thermic insulation prevented heat from escaping, resulting in improved energy efficiency.
Thermic sensors were used to detect temperature changes in critical systems.
