amictic

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective amictic is

(of a lake) covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic).

As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective amictic is

(of a lake) covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic).

Amictic is a related term of polymictic.

In of a lake terms the difference between polymictic and amictic

is that polymictic is having unstable thermal stratification while amictic is covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic).

Dimictic is a related term of amictic.

As a noun dimictic

is (limnology|of a lake) having two thermal overturns per year.

As an adjective amictic is

(of a lake) covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic).

As a verb intermix

is to mix together; to intermingle or blend.

As a noun intermix

is an intermixture; the product of mixing together.

As an adjective amictic is

(of a lake) covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic).

As a noun ice

is .

As an adjective amictic is

(of a lake) covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic).

Amictic is a coordinate term of monomictic.

As adjectives the difference between amictic and monomictic

is that amictic is (of a lake) covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic) while monomictic is (limnology|of a lake) having layers of water that intermix only once per year.

Amictic is a related term of holomictic.

In of a lake|lang=en terms the difference between amictic and holomictic

is that amictic is (of a lake) covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic) while holomictic is (of a lake) having layers of water that intermix at least once a year.

As adjectives the difference between amictic and holomictic

is that amictic is (of a lake) covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic) while holomictic is (of a lake) having layers of water that intermix at least once a year.

Meromictic is a related term of amictic.

In of a lake terms the difference between amictic and meromictic

is that amictic is covered in ice, and having layers of water that intermix (holomictic) while meromictic is having layers of water that do not intermix.