idiophanous (Meaning)
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idiophanous (a.)
Exhibiting interference figures without the aid of a polariscope, as certain crystals.
Synonyms & Antonyms of idiophanous
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idiophanous Sentence Examples
- The idiophanous nature of the glass allowed it to vibrate and produce clear sounds.
- The quartz crystal's idiophanous properties made it an excellent material for tuning forks.
- The alloy's idiophanous qualities enhanced its acoustic resonance.
- The idiophanous glass panels created a unique and ethereal sound environment.
- The chime's idiophanous body reverberated with a delicate and sustained tone.
- The idiophanous instrument had a distinctive resonant frequency that was easy to identify.
- The metal's idiophanous nature allowed it to amplify vibrations and amplify sound.
- The idiophanous properties of the material contributed to its ability to produce clear and sharp sounds.
- The idiophanous structure of the crystal enabled it to vibrate at specific frequencies.
- The idiophanous quality of the bells allowed them to sustain their sound for an extended period.
FAQs About the word idiophanous
Exhibiting interference figures without the aid of a polariscope, as certain crystals.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The idiophanous nature of the glass allowed it to vibrate and produce clear sounds.
The quartz crystal's idiophanous properties made it an excellent material for tuning forks.
The alloy's idiophanous qualities enhanced its acoustic resonance.
The idiophanous glass panels created a unique and ethereal sound environment.
