diamagnetic

& s. [Gr. dia through, A. In trans.: To hold a dialogue; to converse, to acro , and Eng. magnetic (q.v.).] 'Dost dialogue with thy shadow?" Shakesp.: Timon, ii. 2. B. Trans.: To put into the form of a dialogue. "And dialogued for him what he would say, Ask'd their own wills, and made their wills obey." Shakesp.: Lover's Complaint , 132, 133. dialuric-acid, s. into alloxan tin. -er.]