Definition of Solomonic in English:

Solomonic

adjective sɒləˈmɒnɪkˌsɑləˈmɑnɪk

1Relating to the biblical figure of Solomon, the son of David and a king of ancient Israel.
the founder of the Solomonic dynasty
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the findings there could be dated to the Bronze Age and Iron Age, but not to either the Davidic reign or the Solomonic reign.
- Nihilistic attempts to deny there ever was a Solomon (much less a Solomonic kingdom) seem greatly exaggerated.
- We consider this the reference point for the pottery of the Solomonic period.
- This is crucial to our thesis and provides a rationale for our distinct approach to reading the Solomonic narrative.
- The discovery of a city gate—identical in plan with the Solomonic gate at Megiddo—clinched the identification of the site's Stratum X.
1. 1.1 Very wise.
  I made my Solomonic decision
  Example sentencesExamples
  The clan elder pursed his lips and stuck out his jaw and spent several seconds in Solomonic contemplation.
  This was a Solomonic analysis, the Court reasoned.
  Burrows told him to clap his hands together when he needed the services of a page and turned to the Solomonic consideration of other things.
  The committee is offering a Solomonic resolution to the messy affair.
  He fortified an indulgent nature with Solomonic ideas.

Definition of Solomonic in US English:

Solomonic

adjectiveˌsäləˈmänikˌsɑləˈmɑnɪk

1Relating to the biblical figure of Solomon, the son of David and a king of ancient Israel.
the founder of the Solomonic dynasty
Example sentencesExamples
- The discovery of a city gate—identical in plan with the Solomonic gate at Megiddo—clinched the identification of the site's Stratum X.
- Nihilistic attempts to deny there ever was a Solomon (much less a Solomonic kingdom) seem greatly exaggerated.
- This is crucial to our thesis and provides a rationale for our distinct approach to reading the Solomonic narrative.
- Most of the findings there could be dated to the Bronze Age and Iron Age, but not to either the Davidic reign or the Solomonic reign.
- We consider this the reference point for the pottery of the Solomonic period.
1. 1.1 Very wise.
  I made my Solomonic decision
  Example sentencesExamples
  The committee is offering a Solomonic resolution to the messy affair.
  The clan elder pursed his lips and stuck out his jaw and spent several seconds in Solomonic contemplation.
  He fortified an indulgent nature with Solomonic ideas.
  This was a Solomonic analysis, the Court reasoned.
  Burrows told him to clap his hands together when he needed the services of a page and turned to the Solomonic consideration of other things.

单词	Solomonic
释义	Definition of Solomonic in English: Solomonic adjective sɒləˈmɒnɪkˌsɑləˈmɑnɪk 1Relating to the biblical figure of Solomon, the son of David and a king of ancient Israel. the founder of the Solomonic dynasty Example sentencesExamples Most of the findings there could be dated to the Bronze Age and Iron Age, but not to either the Davidic reign or the Solomonic reign. Nihilistic attempts to deny there ever was a Solomon (much less a Solomonic kingdom) seem greatly exaggerated. We consider this the reference point for the pottery of the Solomonic period. This is crucial to our thesis and provides a rationale for our distinct approach to reading the Solomonic narrative. The discovery of a city gate—identical in plan with the Solomonic gate at Megiddo—clinched the identification of the site's Stratum X. 1.1 Very wise. I made my Solomonic decision Example sentencesExamples The clan elder pursed his lips and stuck out his jaw and spent several seconds in Solomonic contemplation. This was a Solomonic analysis, the Court reasoned. Burrows told him to clap his hands together when he needed the services of a page and turned to the Solomonic consideration of other things. The committee is offering a Solomonic resolution to the messy affair. He fortified an indulgent nature with Solomonic ideas. Definition of Solomonic in US English: Solomonic adjectiveˌsäləˈmänikˌsɑləˈmɑnɪk 1Relating to the biblical figure of Solomon, the son of David and a king of ancient Israel. the founder of the Solomonic dynasty Example sentencesExamples The discovery of a city gate—identical in plan with the Solomonic gate at Megiddo—clinched the identification of the site's Stratum X. Nihilistic attempts to deny there ever was a Solomon (much less a Solomonic kingdom) seem greatly exaggerated. This is crucial to our thesis and provides a rationale for our distinct approach to reading the Solomonic narrative. Most of the findings there could be dated to the Bronze Age and Iron Age, but not to either the Davidic reign or the Solomonic reign. We consider this the reference point for the pottery of the Solomonic period. 1.1 Very wise. I made my Solomonic decision Example sentencesExamples The committee is offering a Solomonic resolution to the messy affair. The clan elder pursed his lips and stuck out his jaw and spent several seconds in Solomonic contemplation. He fortified an indulgent nature with Solomonic ideas. This was a Solomonic analysis, the Court reasoned. Burrows told him to clap his hands together when he needed the services of a page and turned to the Solomonic consideration of other things.
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