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Definition of prismatic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
shapeTECH. related to or shaped like a prismTECH.
- The crystal had a prismatic structure.
2.
colorvividly colorful
- The artist's prismatic use of paint brought the canvas to life.
3.
opticsTECH. produced by light passing through a prismTECH.
- The prismatic effect was stunning in the sunlight.
Origin of prismatic
Greek, prisma (something sawed)
Terms with prismatic included in their meaning
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geology
mineral with prismatic crystals, valued for heat resistance and jewelry
color
exhibiting the prismatic colors
Examples of prismatic in a sentence
Prismatic colors danced across the walls. Her dress was made of prismatic fabric. The sunset painted the sky in prismatic hues. The glass sculpture had a prismatic glow. Her necklace reflected a prismatic spectrum on the wall.
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- French:prismatique, ...
- German:prismatisch, farbenfroh, ...
- Italian:prismatico, vivacemente colorato, ...
- Spanish:prismático, lleno de color, ...
- Portuguese:prismático, óptico, ...
- Chinese:棱柱形的, 五彩斑斓的, ...
- Japanese:プリズム状の, 色鮮やかな, ...
- Arabic:مِنْشُورِيّ, زاهٍ, ...
- Hebrew:מַנְסָרְתִּי, רַב־צִבְעִי, ...
- Russian:призматический, яркий, ...
- Ukrainian:призматичний, яскравий, ...
- Hindi:प्रिज्मीय, बहुरंगी, ...
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