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centric

1 antonym for centric — opposites grouped by meaning.

Adjective — Placed at or forming the centre; central.

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How to use centric

The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.

user-centric customer-centric centric position centric design

On its own centric is fairly formal; as the suffix -centric it is common in everyday business and design writing.

Etymology

Centric comes from Ancient Greek kentrikos, which itself is built from the same root as the English word centre, with the ending -ic added.

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Frequently asked questions

What does centric mean?
It means being at or forming the centre of something; it is another way of saying central.
How is centric used in words like user-centric?
As a suffix, -centric describes something built or focused around a particular thing, as in user-centric or customer-centric.
Where does the word centric come from?
It comes from Ancient Greek kentrikos, related to the same root as the English word centre.

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