different between diffract vs diffractive
diffract
English
Etymology
Latin diffractus (“past participle of diffringo (“to shatter, to break into pieces”)”)
Verb
diffract (third-person singular simple present diffracts, present participle diffracting, simple past and past participle diffracted)
- (transitive) To cause diffraction
- (intransitive) To undergo diffraction
Translations
diffract From the web:
- what diffraction of light
- what diffraction means
- what refracts light
- what refracts light in the eye
- what refraction
- what refraction means
- what refracts light rays
- what refractory means
diffractive
English
Adjective
diffractive (comparative more diffractive, superlative most diffractive)
- (physics) Having the ability to diffract light
French
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /di.f?ak.tiv/
- Homophone: diffractives
Adjective
diffractive
- feminine singular of diffractif
diffractive From the web:
- what is diffractive optics
- what is diffractive optical element
- what is diffractive reading
- what is diffractive phase interferometry
- what does diffractive optics mean
- what does diffraction mean
- what is diffractive analysis
- what is diffractive iol
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