Similar words: plutonic, tonic, atonic, plutonium, plutonian, monotonic, tectonic, syntonic. Meaning: [tjuː'tɒnɪk] 
adj. 1. of or pertaining to the ancient Teutons or their languages 2. of a more or less German nature; somewhat German.
adj. 1. of or pertaining to the ancient Teutons or their languages 2. of a more or less German nature; somewhat German. 
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(31) After suffering defeat and near annihilation at the hands of Pagan forces, those few members of the Livonian Order who survived the Battle of Saule now fight alongside the Teutonic Order.
(32) Mistletoe had long been considered to have magic powers by Celtic and Teutonic peoples.
(33) Crikey, sir. You look more Teutonic than the Kommandant himself.
(34) Our household golden, Bjorn, raises his paw in a Teutonic salute so often, I fear he may have picked up Nazi sympathies from a reprobate gang of skinhead German pointers.
(35) Being similar in letters, pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar, etc, both German and English belong to Indo-European language family and Teutonic.
(36) He saw himself as standard-bearer for the pre-war Teutonic civilisation ruined by the Nazis, and he brought this civilisation to America as an enlightening service, something to benefit the natives.
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