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thermodynamics

ther·mo·dy·nam·ics

thermodynamics

 
pronunciation:
thur mo daI naI mihks [or] thur m daI nae mihks
features:
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part of speech: noun
definition: (used with a sing. verb) the branch of physics concerned with the relationship between heat and other energy forms.
Word Combinations  About this feature
adjective + (n.)thermodynamics basic, classical, fundamental, irreversible, physical, statistical, theoretical
verb + (n.)thermodynamics apply, defy, describe, formulate, improve, place, state, teach, violate
noun + (n.)thermodynamics Help acoustic, aerodynamics, branch, chapter, chemistry, cogeneration, combustion, common-sense, concept, conservation, contribution, course, development, dynamics, electricity, energy, engineer, engineering, entropy, evolution, field, fluid, gas, heat, hole, increase, law, mathematics, matter, mechanic, motion, performance, phase, physics, power, principle, quantum, researcher, science, surface, technology, temperature, textbook, theory, tool, transfer, transition, tutorial, undergraduate  [See all][See only the most frequent]
derivation: thermodynamicist (n.)
Word Parts  About this feature
The word thermodynamics contains the following parts:
-ics Greek noun-forming suffix that means science, study, or practice of; properties of; practices pertaining to
synonyms:
-logy, -ology