phototypic (Meaning)
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phototypic (a.)
Of or pertaining to a phototype or phototypy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phototypic
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phototypic Sentence Examples
- The phototypic reproduction of the ancient manuscript showcased its intricate details remarkably.
- Scholars marveled at the phototypic accuracy of the facsimile, preserving the original's nuances.
- The phototypic process rendered a near-perfect copy of the original artwork, capturing its true essence.
- The phototypic reprint of the rare book provided invaluable access to its contents for researchers.
- Documents that were once fragile and endangered were safeguarded through phototypic reproduction.
- Historians relied heavily on phototypic evidence to reconstruct past events and verify historical records.
- The phototypic technique allowed for the dissemination of knowledge and ideas beyond the constraints of time and geography.
- The phototypic facsimile of the ancient map provided critical insights into the explorations of early civilizations.
- Scientists utilized phototypic microscopy to capture detailed images of biological specimens.
- The phototypic reproduction of medical images facilitated accurate diagnoses and medical research.
FAQs About the word phototypic
Of or pertaining to a phototype or phototypy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The phototypic reproduction of the ancient manuscript showcased its intricate details remarkably.
Scholars marveled at the phototypic accuracy of the facsimile, preserving the original's nuances.
The phototypic process rendered a near-perfect copy of the original artwork, capturing its true essence.
The phototypic reprint of the rare book provided invaluable access to its contents for researchers.
