Definition

1. Adjective: Of or relating to the biological science of entomology (the study of insects).

Usage

• The adjective entomologic is used to describe anything pertaining to the scientific study of insects. It is a formal, academic term.
• It is typically used in scientific writing, research contexts, and academic discussions.
• Example: "The museum's entomologic collection contains over a million specimens."

Examples

• Adjective:
  • The conference featured several presentations on entomologic survey methods.
  • Her entomologic drawings are renowned for their detail and accuracy.
  • Funding was secured for entomologic fieldwork in the rainforest.

Advanced Usage

• "Entomologic data": Information collected specifically about insects.
  • The entomologic data from the trap samples was analyzed for population trends.
• "Entomologic society": An organization dedicated to the study of insects.
  • He presented his findings at the national entomologic society meeting.

Variants and Related Words

• Entomological (adj): This is the more commonly used variant, identical in meaning to "entomologic."
  • The entomological survey revealed several new species.
• Entomology (n): The scientific study of insects.
  • She pursued a degree in entomology.
• Entomologist (n): A scientist who studies insects.
  • The entomologist identified the rare beetle.

Synonyms

• Insect-related: Pertaining to insects (less specific and scientific).
• Of entomology: Directly stating the relation to the field.

Notes on Usage

• "Entomologic" and "entomological" are interchangeable. "Entomological" is generally more frequent in modern academic texts.
• This word is highly specialized and is rarely used in everyday conversation. It belongs to technical and scientific vocabulary.

Adjective

1. of or relating to the biological science of entomology
   • entomological research