Con-çĕn'tric, a.
a. [L. Lat. concentricus, Fr. concentrique, Sp. & It. concentrico.] Having a common center. “Concentric circles upon the surface of the water.” Newton. “Concentrical circles of somewhat differing colors.” Boyle.
a. [L. Lat. concentricus, Fr. concentrique, Sp. & It. concentrico.] Having a common center. “Concentric circles upon the surface of the water.” Newton. “Concentrical circles of somewhat differing colors.” Boyle.