Look up: hermetic

1. Hermetic
   Hermetic Globe. Globemaker James Bissell-Thomas has invented a third globe to accompany the existing Terrestrial & Celestial Globes, which he has rightly called a Hermetic Globe after Hermes Tristmegistus. This interesting globe represents both the image of man and the image of the world as discussed by Hermes. ...
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2. hermetic
   sealed by fusion 
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3. Hermetic
   Ancient teachings based on the concepts & principles taught by Pythagoras, Plato, & Hermes Trismegistus. Text originating from the Mystery cults of the Aegean/Mediterranean as well as from Persia & Chaldea.
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4. hermetic
   [adj] - completely sealed
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5. Hermetic
   Sealing of an object so it is airtight.
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6. hermetic
   a type of encapsulation preventing any transference of ambient atmosphere from the exterior to the semiconductor element Category: Electrical engineering and energy • made impervious to air and other fluids by fusion.Originally applied to the closing of glass vessels by fusing the ends a...
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7. hermetic
   Impervious to air, airtight. ... Origin: L. Hermeticus ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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8. hermetic
   adjective completely sealed; completely airtight
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9. hermetic
   (hәr-met´ik) impervious to the air.
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10. Hermetic
    • (a.) Alt. of Hermetical
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11. hermetic
    (L. hermeticus) impervious to air; airtight.
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12. hermetic
    hermetic 1. Completely sealed, especially against the escape or entry of air. 2. Impervious to outside interference or influence: the hermetic confines of an isolated life. 3. Having to do with the occult sciences, especially alchemy; magical; alchemic; obscure; difficult to inderstand. Identifie...
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13. hermetic
    Type: Term Pronunciation: her-met′ik Definitions: 1. Airtight; denoting a vessel closed or sealed in such a way that air can neither enter it nor issue from it.
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