canonic
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/kəˈnɑːnɪk/
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/kəˈnɒnɪk/
adjective
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Relating to a musical piece where multiple parts imitate each other.
The piece was written in a canonic style.
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Part of the officially accepted list of sacred texts.
The canonic Gospels are central to Christian belief.
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Following the laws and rules of the Christian Church.
The priest adhered to the canonic laws of the Church.
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Highly respected and considered part of the standard literature.
Shakespeare is among the canonic playwrights.
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Accepted as true, correct, and established.
The canonic theory was widely accepted.
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In the simplest and most accepted form in mathematics.
The matrix was transformed into its canonic form.
translation
Relating to a musical piece where multiple parts imitate each other.; Part of the officially accepted list of sacred texts.; Following the laws and rules of the Christian Church.; Highly respected and considered part of the standard literature.; Accepted as true, correct, and established.; In the simplest and most accepted form in mathematics.