adj
Masonic
muh-SAH-nihk
Masonic (adj) means relating to Freemasonry or Freemasons. Example: “The building displayed masonic symbols above its entrance.”
adj
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Relating to Freemasonry or Freemasons.
"The building displayed masonic symbols above its entrance."
How to use Masonic
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes anything connected to the Freemasons.
Common pairings
masonic lodge
masonic symbol
masonic ritual
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Etymology
From Mason (in the sense "Freemason") plus the suffix "-ic."
Rhymes for Masonic
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What does “Masonic” mean?
The word “Masonic” means relating to Freemasonry or Freemasons. In plain terms, describes anything connected to the Freemasons.
How do you pronounce “Masonic”?
“Masonic” is pronounced muh-SAH-nihk (/məˈsɑnɪk/ in IPA).
How do you use “Masonic” in a sentence?
Here is “Masonic” used in a sentence: “The building displayed masonic symbols above its entrance.”
What part of speech is “Masonic”?
“Masonic” is an adjective.