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adjective

of or pertaining to a physician or medicine; medical.

Also, i·at·ri·cal.

Origin:
1850–55; < Greek iātrikós of healing, equivalent to iātr(ós) healer (see iatro-) + -ikos -ic

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iatric or iatrical (aɪˈætrɪk)

—*adj*
	relating to medicine or physicians; medical

[C19: from Greek iatrikos of healing, from iasthai to heal]

iatrical or iatrical

—*adj*

[C19: from Greek iatrikos of healing, from iasthai to heal]

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iatric i·at·ric (ī-āt'rĭk)
adj.
Of or relating to medicine or a physician.

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