actinic (Meaning)
Wordnet
actinic (a)
relating to or exhibiting actinism
Webster
actinic (a.)
Of or pertaining to actinism; as, actinic rays.
Synonyms & Antonyms of actinic
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actinic Sentence Examples
- The photographer used an actinic light source to capture the subtle details in the shadows of the landscape.
- The actinic rays of the morning sun illuminated the dewdrops on the grass, creating a breathtaking scene.
- Chemists wear protective eyewear to shield their eyes from the intense actinic radiation produced during certain experiments.
- The scientist adjusted the actinic filter on the microscope to enhance the visibility of cellular structures.
- Hikers marveled at the actinic glow of the phosphorescent algae along the trail during the twilight hours.
- In photography, actinic sensitivity is crucial for achieving accurate color reproduction in the final prints.
- Researchers developed a new actinic material for solar panels, increasing their efficiency in converting sunlight into electricity.
- The artist carefully selected pigments with strong actinic properties to ensure the longevity of the painting's vibrant colors.
- Astronomers use actinic filters to observe the sun and protect their eyes from harmful solar radiation.
- The medical imaging technician adjusted the settings on the X-ray machine to control the actinic intensity for a clearer diagnostic image.
FAQs About the word actinic
relating to or exhibiting actinismOf or pertaining to actinism; as, actinic rays.
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The photographer used an actinic light source to capture the subtle details in the shadows of the landscape.
The actinic rays of the morning sun illuminated the dewdrops on the grass, creating a breathtaking scene.
Chemists wear protective eyewear to shield their eyes from the intense actinic radiation produced during certain experiments.
The scientist adjusted the actinic filter on the microscope to enhance the visibility of cellular structures.
