oligodynamic
Biochemistry
adjective
Effected or exerted by minute quantities of metallic ions in solution; acting or being active at very low concentrations.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Nature: a weekly journal of science. From oligo- + dynamic, after German oligodynamisch.
- praepostor
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- praeputium
- praescutum
- Praesepe
- praeses
- praesidial
- praesidium
- praestant
- praestation
- praesternal
- praesternum
- praetarsus
- praetaxation
- praeterist
- praeternatural
- praetexta
- praetor
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- praetorian guard
- praetorianism
- Praetorian Prefect
- Praetorian prefecture