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centric
1[ sen-trik ]
-centric
2- a combining form with the meanings “having a center or centers” of the specified number or kind ( polycentric ); “centered upon, focused around” that named by the first element ( ethnocentric; heliocentric ).
-centric
1suffix forming adjectives
- having a centre as specified
heliocentric
centric
2/ sɛnˈtrɪsɪtɪ; ˈsɛntrɪk /
adjective
- being central or having a centre
- relating to or originating at a nerve centre
- botany
- Alsoconcentric (of vascular bundles) having one type of tissue completely surrounding the other
- (of leaves, such as those of the onion) cylindrical
Derived Forms
- ˈcentrically, adverb
- centricity, noun
Other Words From
- centri·cal·ly adverb
- cen·tric·i·ty [sen-, tris, -i-tee], noun
- multi·centric adjective
- un·centric adjective
- un·centri·cal adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of centric1
Word History and Origins
Origin of centric1
Example Sentences
Instead, Trump is focused on trying to turn out low-propensity male voters with a "bro"-centric strategy, to make up for his losses with women.
He advocated for a less hubristic and hegemonic U.S. role in the world and one with lower U.S.-centric ambitions.
The first half of the program was L.A.-centric, beginning with John Adams’ “Short Ride in a Fast Machine” and ending with John Williams’ “Olympic Fanfare and Theme.”
The Rev. Ande Emmanuel of Nigeria said he has been to multiple General Conferences and that many of the discussions are “U.S.-centric,” not relevant to African delegates.
"The geographical reach is great and it's really important to make sure we aren't doing stuff that is too London centric," he said.
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