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adjective Also, ca·non·ic.
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included in the canon of the Bible.
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authorized; recognized; accepted: canonical works.
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Mathematics. (of an equation, coordinate, etc.) in simplest or standard form.
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EXPANDfollowing the pattern of a musical canon.
noun
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canonicals, garments prescribed by canon law for clergy when officiating.
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canonical
early 15c., from M.L. canonicalis, from canonicus, from Gk. kanonikos (see canon). Earlier was canonial (early 13c.).
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