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Meaning of ground glass
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ground glass (n)
glass that diffuses light due to a rough surface produced by abrasion or etching
particulate glass made by grinding and used as an abrasive
ground glass Sentence Examples
- The pathologist examined the ground glass cells under the microscope, suspecting a lung disease.
- The warehouse was filled with ground glass, providing a soft and diffused light.
- The antique window had delicate ground glass panes, creating an ethereal glow in the room.
- The windshield of the car was shattered into ground glass, impairing the driver's vision.
- The surfaces of the finely ground glass sparkled in the sunlight, casting rainbow reflections.
- The glassblowing artist carefully manipulated the molten glass to achieve the desired ground glass effect.
- The ground glass lens diffused the light evenly, creating a soft and flattering photographic effect.
- The laboratory analysis revealed the presence of ground glass particles in the suspect's urine, indicating exposure to silica.
- The ground glass tiles of the bathroom shimmered in the dim light, creating an elegant and serene atmosphere.
- The artist used ground glass powder to create a textured and tactile finish on the ceramic vase.
FAQs About the word ground glass
glass that diffuses light due to a rough surface produced by abrasion or etching, particulate glass made by grinding and used as an abrasive
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The pathologist examined the ground glass cells under the microscope, suspecting a lung disease.
The warehouse was filled with ground glass, providing a soft and diffused light.
The antique window had delicate ground glass panes, creating an ethereal glow in the room.
The windshield of the car was shattered into ground glass, impairing the driver's vision.
