unmagnetic

It is impossible to magnetize a magnet without also in this fashion magnetizing the space surrounding the magnet; and the space thus filled with the lines of force possesses properties which ordinary unmagnetic space does not possess.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 324, March 18, 1882 Various

He was all for outwardness, they say: a thorough externalist; a ritualist cold and unmagnetic.

The Crest-Wave of Evolution A Course of Lectures in History, Given to the Graduates' Class in the Raja-Yoga College, Point Loma, in the College-Year 1918-19 Kenneth Morris 1908

He's tongue-tied and unmagnetic at the best; what's more, he has learned too many things to let him flaunt abroad the old beliefs as battle standards.

The Brentons Anna Chapin Ray 1905

The 'magnetic ore separator' is an application of magnetism to the extraction of iron particles from powdered ores and unmagnetic matter.

Heroes of the Telegraph John Munro 1889

The snowy woman is the lifeless seed, the rainless cloud, the unmagnetic lodestone, the drossful iron.

Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall Charles Major 1884

If she looked doubtfully at this dark, mysterious, unmagnetic man, she remembered it was only for four years, and was as safe as any other experiment; and the author of those two ridiculous attempts at a restoration of the empire, made at Strasbourg and at Boulogne, was not a man to be feared.

A Short History of France Mary Platt Parmele 1877

I think, myself, if every idea our Book contains could be shelled out of its old symbol and put into a new, clean, unmagnetic word, we should have some chance of reading it as philosophers, or wisdom-lovers, ought to read it, -- which we do not and cannot now any more than a Hindoo can read the "Gayatri" as a fair man and lover of truth should do.

Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works Oliver Wendell Holmes 1851

I think, myself, if every idea our Book contains could be shelled out of its old symbol and put into a new, clean, unmagnetic word, we should have some chance of reading it as philosophers, or wisdom-lovers, ought to read it, -- which we do not and cannot now any more than a Hindoo can read the

The Professor at the Breakfast-Table Oliver Wendell Holmes 1851

Then he brought the same end of the bar, first to the point, and then to the eye of the unmagnetic needle, and it attracted them both; so it was evident that there was a considerable difference, in reality, between the condition of the two, though there was no difference in external appearance.

Rollo's Experiments Jacob Abbott 1841

I think, myself, if every idea our Book contains could be shelled out of its old symbol and put into a new, clean, unmagnetic word, we should have some chance of reading it as philosophers, or wisdom-lovers, ought to read it -- which we do not and cannot now, any more than a Hindoo can read the 'Gayatri' as a fair man and lover of truth should do. "

The Nervous Child Hector Charles Cameron