auric

adjective

au·ric | \ ˈȯr-ik

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Definition of auric

: of, relating to, or derived from gold

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When we are pushed to the mental and emotional limit by others, our bodies get depleted as our auric field is consumed with energy that’s not our own. — Lisa Stardust, Teen Vogue, "How to Use Magic to Banish Energy Vampires," 28 May 2019 What interests Gaghan, by contrast, is the mere idea of gold: the madness that infects both markets and men whenever the auric stink is in the air. — Adam Davidson, The New Yorker, "“Gold” and “Dark Night”," 6 Feb. 2017

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auric

adjective

au·ric | \ ˈȯr-ik

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Medical Definition of auric

: of, relating to, or derived from gold

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