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telluric /tel·lu·ric/ (tĕ-lu´rik)
1. pertaining to tellurium.
2. pertaining to or originating from the earth.
tel·lu·ric (t-lrk)
adj.
1. Of or relating to Earth; terrestrial.
2. Derived from or containing tellurium, especially with valence 6.
telluric
[telo̅o̅′rik]
Etymology: L, tellus, earth
pertaining to the soil and its possible pathogenic influence.
telluric [tĕ-lu´rik]
1. pertaining to tellurium.
2. pertaining to or originating from the earth.
telluric
1. pertaining to tellurium.
2. pertaining to or originating from the earth.
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