allotropic

allotropic

 [al″o-trop´ik]

1. exhibiting allotropism.

2. more preoccupied with the ideas, actions, and feelings of others than with oneself.

al·lo·tro·pic

(al'ō-trop'ik),

1. Relating to allotropism.

2. Denoting a type of personality characterized by a preoccupation with the reactions of others.

3. A mutation that imparts to one tissue a characteristic typically found in another type of tissue.

allotropic

/al·lo·tro·pic/ (al″o-tro´pik)

1. exhibiting allotropism.

2. concerned with others; said of a type of personality that is more preoccupied with others than with oneself.

allotropic

1 pertaining to a substance that is changed by digestion to retain some of its nutritive value.

2 pertaining to an element that may exist in two or more forms at the atomic level, such as carbon in the diamond, graphite, and buckminsterfullerene forms.

al·lo·tro·pic

(al'ō-trō'pik)

1. Relating to allotropism.

2. Denoting a type of personality characterized by a preoccupation with the reactions of others.

allotropic

exhibiting allotropism.