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Definition of diffusive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
wide areaRare spread or dispersed across a wide areaRare
- The diffusive nature of the gas made it hard to contain.
2.
scienceTECH. pertaining to diffusion in sciencesTECH.
- The diffusive properties of the material were studied in the lab.
Origin of diffusive
Latin, diffundere (to spread out)
Examples of diffusive in a sentence
Light has a diffusive quality when passing through frosted glass. The diffusive behavior of gases was observed. Researchers examined the diffusive characteristics of the solution.
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- French:diffus, diffusif, ...
- German:verbreitete, verbreitend, ...
- Italian:diffusivo, ...
- Spanish:difusivo, de difusión, ...
- Portuguese:difuso, difusivo, ...
- Chinese:扩散的, 扩散性的, ...
- Japanese:拡散性の, 拡散の, ...
- Arabic:اِنْتِشَارِي, تَفَسُّحِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְפֻזָּר, דִּיפוֹזִי, ...
- Russian:рассеянный, диффузионный, ...
- Ukrainian:розсіяний, дифузійний, ...
- Hindi:विस्तृत, प्रसारशील, ...
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