refragate Antonyms
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Meaning of refragate
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refragate (v. i.)
To oppose.
refragate Sentence Examples
- The refractive index of the glass refragated the light rays, creating a shimmering effect.
- The crystal refragated the sunlight into a rainbow of colors, casting a magical glow.
- As the waves approached the shore, they refragated, causing their direction to change.
- The refractive properties of the lens allowed us to magnify the image.
- The water refragated the sunlight, creating a shimmering path on the surface.
- The telescope refragated the light from distant stars, bringing them into focus.
- The transparent material refragated the light, making it appear distorted.
- The prisms in the chandelier refragated the light, creating a mesmerizing display of colors.
- The raindrops refragated the sunlight, forming a small rainbow in the sky.
- The refractive power of the glass caused the image to appear larger than it actually was.
FAQs About the word refragate
To oppose.
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The refractive index of the glass refragated the light rays, creating a shimmering effect.
The crystal refragated the sunlight into a rainbow of colors, casting a magical glow.
As the waves approached the shore, they refragated, causing their direction to change.
The refractive properties of the lens allowed us to magnify the image.
