sideflash (Meaning)
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sideflash (n.)
A disruptive discharge between a conductor traversed by an oscillatory current of high frequency (as lightning) and neighboring masses of metal, or between different parts of the same conductor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sideflash
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sideflash Sentence Examples
- The sudden sideflash of lightning illuminated the darkened sky for a fleeting moment.
- The sideflash from the explosion startled everyone in the vicinity.
- The photographer used a sideflash to fill in the shadows on the subject's face.
- The sideflash of the camera drew attention to the photographer's presence.
- The sideflash of the laser beam painted the wall with a bright green line.
- The sideflash of the strobe light created an uncanny effect, freezing the scene in a moment of time.
- The sideflash from the muzzle of the gun momentarily blinded the victim.
- The sideflash of the fireworks display lit up the sky with vibrant colors.
- The sideflash from the welding torch cast an intense glow on the metalwork.
- The sideflash of the LED lightbulb provided ample illumination for the workspace.
FAQs About the word sideflash
A disruptive discharge between a conductor traversed by an oscillatory current of high frequency (as lightning) and neighboring masses of metal, or between diff
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The sudden sideflash of lightning illuminated the darkened sky for a fleeting moment.
The sideflash from the explosion startled everyone in the vicinity.
The photographer used a sideflash to fill in the shadows on the subject's face.
The sideflash of the camera drew attention to the photographer's presence.
