CRYSTALL.

Meaning of CRYSTALL. in English

crystallography.

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CRYSTALL- — or crystallo- combining form Etymology: Greek krystallos crystal
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CRYSTALL- — combining form or crystallo- Etymology: Greek krystal-, krystallo-, from krystallos ice, crystal — more at crust : crystal crystall iferous …
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CRYSTALL- — var. of crystallo- before a vowel: crystallite.
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CRYSTALL- — or crystallo- Etymology: Greek krystallos : crystal crystallo graphy
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CRYSTALL- — [crystall-] or crystallo- comb form [Gk krystallos]: crystal "crystallography"
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CRYSTALL — (n) кристалл
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CRYSTALL — (a) кристаллический
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CRYSTALL — Variant: or crystallo- Function: combining form Etymology: Greek krystallos : crystal < crystallo graphy>
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CRYSTALLO- — combining form see: crystall-
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CRYSTALLOID — I. ˈkristəˌlȯid adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary crystall- + -oid; probably originally formed as French cristalloïde : having some or …
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-OID — I. ˌȯid noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: Latin -oïdes, from -oïdes, adjective suffix : something resembling a (specified) object …
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-IZE — ˌīz sometimes, as in “baptize”, |īz verb suffix ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Usage: see -ize Etymology: Middle English -isen, from Old …
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CRYSTALLURIA — ˌkristəˈl(y)u̇rēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from crystall- + -uria : the presence of crystals in the urine …
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CRYSTALLOMANCY — ˈkristəlōˌman(t)sē noun ( -es ) Etymology: crystall- + -mancy : divination by crystal gazing : crystal gazing
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CRYSTALLOMAGNETIC — “+ adjective Etymology: crystall- + magnetic : relating to the magnetic properties of crystals and crystal structure
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CRYSTALLOLUMINESCENCE — |kristə(ˌ)lō+ noun Etymology: crystall- + luminescence : the emission of light by certain substances while crystallizing (as by common salt …
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CRYSTALLOGRAPHY — ˌkristəˈlägrəfē noun ( -es ) Etymology: French or New Latin; French cristallographie, from New Latin crystallographia, from crystall- + -graphia …
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CRYSTALLOGRAM — ˈkristəlōˌgram, kriˈstaləˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: crystall- + -gram : a photographic record of crystal structure obtained through the …
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CRYSTALLOGENY — ˌkristəˈläjənē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary crystall- + -geny : the formation of crystals as a branch …
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CRYSTALLOGENIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|jenik adjective or crys·tal·lo·gen·i·cal -|jenə̇kəl ; also crys·tal·lo·ge·net·ic -_jə̇|ned.ik Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary crystall- + -genic, -genical (from -genic + …
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CRYSTALLOGENESIS — ˌkristəlō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from crystall- + Latin genesis : the production or formation of crystals
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CRYSTALLOBLASTIC — |kristəlō|blastik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary crystall- + -blastic; originally formed as German kristalloblastisch 1. of a rock : of …
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CRYSTALLO- — — see crystall-
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CRYSTALLIZE — verb also crys·tal·ize ˈkristəˌlīz ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Usage: see -ize Etymology: crystall- or crystal (I) + -ize transitive verb 1. …
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CRYSTALLITE — ˈkristəˌlīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: German kristallit, from kristall- crystall- + -it -ite 1. a. : a minute mineral …
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CRYSTALLIN — ˈkristələ̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: German & Swedish; German kristallin, from Swedish, from kristall- crystall- + -in biochemistry : …
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CRYSTALLIGEROUS — |kristə|lijərəs adjective Etymology: crystall- + -i- + -gerous : crystalliferous
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CRYSTALLIFORM — kriˈstaləˌfȯrm adjective Etymology: crystall- + -iform : having crystalline form
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CRYSTALLIFEROUS — |kristə|lif(ə)rəs adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary crystall- + -i- + -ferous; probably originally formed as French cristallifère : producing or …
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X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY — Crystall. the determination of the structure of a crystal by the use of x-ray diffraction. [ 1925-30 ]
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WHISKER — — whiskery , adj. /hwis"keuhr, wis"-/ , n. 1. whiskers , a beard. 2. Usually, whiskers . See side whiskers …
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TWIN — twin 1 /twin/ , n., adj., v., twinned, twinning . n. 1. either of two children or animals brought forth …
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