Pronunciation: /njuːˈmɑnɪk/
noun a mnemonic device for aiding memory
A1 I learned a new pneumonic to help me remember the order of the planets.
A2 The teacher used a pneumonic to help us remember the key points of the lesson.
B1 The pneumonic for remembering the colors of the rainbow is ROYGBIV.
B2 She created a pneumonic to help her study for the difficult exam.
C1 The doctor taught the patient a pneumonic to remember the steps for proper inhaler use.
C2 The pneumonic he created was so effective that all the students aced the test.
adjective relating to or affecting the lungs
A1 The doctor explained the pneumonic symptoms in simple terms.
A2 She had a pneumonic cough that required antibiotics.
B1 The nurse used a pneumonic device to help the patient remember their medication schedule.
B2 The pneumonic mnemonic helped the students remember the order of the planets in the solar system.
C1 The pneumonic technique used by the therapist was highly effective in treating the patient's anxiety disorder.
C2 The pneumonic algorithm developed by the research team revolutionized the field of artificial intelligence.
formal The doctor explained the pneumonic symptoms to the patient in great detail.
informal I heard that Sarah was diagnosed with a pneumonic infection.
slang My brother caught a bad pneumonic cold and has been feeling miserable.
figurative The company's financial troubles were like a pneumonic weight on the CEO's shoulders.
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