art wrote:
On 9 Jul, 07:35, wrote:
Derek wrote:
On Jul 9, 1:05 pm, wrote

There is no such word in English as "diagmatic"
Suggest you do a Google search next time "before" you put your foot in
your mouth.

Google shows 24 hits for "diagmatic".

4 are non-English sites.

1 is from eHam.net in an article by Art.

The rest are apparently typos.

Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language;
no "diagmatic".

Dictionary.com; no results found for "diagmatic".

Suggest you do a Google and dictionary search next time before you put
your foot in your mouth.

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Jim Pennino

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It could well be a use of the word diagmatic since it is used
extensively
in quantum studies of chemicals and the human body. It may well be a
derivative
of the word diagmagnetic or it may well be a word that is gaining in
use.
Either way I would decline to call it a non word on what I know.
I would have thought the subject matter would have been more
important
than just name calling but I will ascede to your wishes and contain
myself
to the word
DIAGMAGNETIC and try to avoid latin derivitations

It could well be that you and the other 19 Google posters just don't
know how to spell.

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Jim Pennino

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