isogonic

adjective

iso·​gon·​ic ˌī-sə-ˈgä-nik 

: exhibiting equivalent relative growth of parts such that size relations remain constant

isogony

ī-ˈsä-gə-nē 

noun

Word History

Etymology

isogony, from is- + -gony

First Known Use

1924, in the meaning defined above

Phrases Containing isogonic

• isogonic line

Rhymes for isogonic

• anharmonic
• anionic
• avionic
• catatonic
• cationic
• chorionic
• cosmogonic
• diachronic
• diatonic
• electronic
• embryonic
• excitonic