CHROM

Meaning of CHROM in English

chrom- [-ma/-mat-]

n [occurring in derivatives and compounds] chrom-, chromo-, chromat-, chromato- (= color)

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CHROM- — or chromo- combining form Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek chrōma color chromium , 2. color ; colored , pigment
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CHROM- — combining form or chromo- Etymology: French, from Greek chrōma color 1. : chromium chrom ammine chromo arsenate 2. a. : …
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CHROM- — 1. a combining form meaning "color," used in the formation of compound words: chromhydrosis. 2. Chem. a. a combining form …
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CHROM- — or chromo- Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek chrōma color 1. : chromium chrom ize 2. a. : color : …
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CHROM- — [chrom-] or chromo- comb form [ISV, fr. Gk chroma color] 1: chromium "chromize" 2. a: color: colored "chromolithograph" b: pigment …
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CHROM — Variant: or chromo- Function: combining form Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek chr ō ma color 1 : chromium < …
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CHROMAT — chromat- see chrom-
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PHOTOCHROMIC — adjective Etymology: phot- + chrom- + 1-ic Date: 1953 capable of changing color on exposure to radiant energy (as light) …
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CHROMO- — combining form see: chrom-
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CHROMITE — noun Etymology: German Chromit, from chrom- Date: 1799 a black mineral that consists of an oxide of iron and chromium …
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CHROMINANCE — noun Etymology: chrom- + luminance Date: 1952 the difference between a color and a chosen reference color of the same …
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PHOTOCHROMIC — I. ¦fōd.ə¦krōmik adjective ( -s ) Etymology: phot- + chrom- + -ic 1. : capable of changing color on exposure …
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CHROMOPHOBE — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at chromo- +ˌfōb adjective or chro·mo·pho·bic | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|fōbik also -äb- Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chrom- + -phobe, -phobic biology …
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CHROMOPHIL — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˌfil adjective or chro·mato·phil ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷, ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at chromato- + ; also chro·mo·phile “+ˌfīl ; or chro·mato·phile ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷, ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at …
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CHROMOMERE — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˌmi(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chrom- + -mere; originally formed as French chromomère or German …
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CHROMOGENIC — I. |krōmə|jenik adjective Etymology: chromogen + -ic : of or relating to a chromogen II. adjective also chro·mo·ge·net·ic -_jə̇|ned.ik ; …
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CHROMATE — I. ˈkrōˌmāt, -_mə̇t noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from chrom- + -ate : a salt or ester of chromic …
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CHROMODYNAMICS — ¦krōmōˌ noun plural but singular in construction Etymology: chrom- + dynamics : quantum chromodynamics herein
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-YL — _ə̇l, ˌil, -ˌēl, ( when t, d, or n precedes ) _ ə l; chiefly Brit ˌīl noun combining form …
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THERMOCHROMISM — ˈthərməˌkrōˌmizəm noun Etymology: therm- + chrom- + -ism : the phenomenon of reversible change of color of a substance with …
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POLYCHROMATE — |pälē, -lə̇+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary poly- + chrom- + -ate : a salt containing more than one or …
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OLIGOCHROMEMIA — ˌälə̇gōkrōˈmēmēə, əˌligək- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from olig- + chrom- + -emia : deficiency of hemoglobin in …
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KATACHROMASIS — noun or cata·chro·ma·sis ˌkad.əˈkrōməsə̇s ( plural katachroma·ses or catachroma·ses -məˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from kata- or cata- + chrom- + …
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-IDROSIS — ə̇ˈdrōsə̇s noun combining form ( plural -idro·ses -ōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek -idrōsis, from hidrōsis act of sweating, from …
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-IDIUM — ˈidēəm noun suffix also -id·i·on -ēˌän, -ēən ( plural -idi·ums -ēəmz ; or -id·ia -ēə ; also idions ) Etymology: …
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HETEROCHROMOUS — |hed.ərə|krōməs adjective or het·ero·chro·mic -mik Etymology: heter- + chrom- + -ous or -ic : of different colors
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HALOCHROMISM — ˌhaləˈkrōˌmizəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: hal- + chrom- + -ism : the phenomenon or property of the formation of …
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CHROMYL — ˈkrōmə̇l, -ˌmēl noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary chrom- + -yl : the bivalent radical CrO 2 analogous …
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CHROMITE — -ˌmīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: in sense 1, from German chromit, from chrom- + -it -ite; in sense 2, …
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CHROMITE — /kroh"muyt/ , n. 1. Chem. a salt of chromium in the bivalent state. 2. Mineral. a cubic mineral, ferrous chromate, …
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CHROMAFFIN — /kroh"meuh fin/ , adj. Histol. having an affinity for stains containing chromium salts, indicating the presence of epinephrine or norepinephrine. …
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PSYCHROMETER — [psy.chrom.e.ter] n [ISV] (1838): a hygrometer consisting essentially of two similar thermometers with the bulb of one being kept wet …
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