phenic Antonyms
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Meaning of phenic
Webster
phenic (a.)
Of, pertaining to, derived from, or resembling, phenyl or phenol.
phenic Sentence Examples
- The phenic perfume emanated a sweet and alluring fragrance.
- The phenic compounds in the paint gave it a vibrant and lasting color.
- The ancient Egyptians used phenic resin as an ingredient in embalming processes.
- The phenic acid derivative was used as an antiseptic in medical procedures.
- The phenic disinfectant effectively killed germs and bacteria.
- The phenic odor of the chemical plant hung heavy in the air.
- The phenic compounds in the smoke caused irritation and respiratory problems.
- The phenic dye was used to create rich and permanent hues in fabrics.
- The phenic plastic had excellent thermal and electrical insulation properties.
- The phenic reagent was used in analytical chemistry to determine the presence of specific substances.
FAQs About the word phenic
Of, pertaining to, derived from, or resembling, phenyl or phenol.
No synonyms found.
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The phenic perfume emanated a sweet and alluring fragrance.
The phenic compounds in the paint gave it a vibrant and lasting color.
The ancient Egyptians used phenic resin as an ingredient in embalming processes.
The phenic acid derivative was used as an antiseptic in medical procedures.
