refractable Sentence Examples
- The eyeglasses refracted the light, correcting the wearer's vision.
- The diamond's high refractive index made it appear to sparkle more brilliantly.
- The water's refractive properties caused the oar to appear bent when submerged.
- The prism's ability to refract light allowed it to split white light into a rainbow.
- The sunglasses' refractive lenses protected the wearer's eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays.
- The telescope's objective lens refracted the starlight, making distant objects appear closer.
- The refractable glass allowed the light to pass through it at different angles.
- The camera's lens refracted the image onto the film, creating a photographic record.
- The surveyor's theodolite used the principle of refraction to measure angles accurately.
- The eyeglasses' prescription lenses refracted the light in a customized way to accommodate the wearer's specific vision needs.
refractable Meaning
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refractable (a.)
Capable of being refracted.
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Capable of being refracted.
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The eyeglasses refracted the light, correcting the wearer's vision.
The diamond's high refractive index made it appear to sparkle more brilliantly.
The water's refractive properties caused the oar to appear bent when submerged.
The prism's ability to refract light allowed it to split white light into a rainbow.
