Diffract Definition

dĭ-frăkt
diffracts
verb
To undergo or cause to undergo diffraction.
American Heritage
To subject to diffraction.
Webster's New World

To cause diffraction.

Wiktionary

Origin of Diffract

  • Back-formation from diffraction

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Diffract Sentence Examples

  • Although these do not diffract, initial results confirm that they are solid and derived from protein rather than salt.

  • It does n't diffract in-house but does at synchrotron sources.

  • When elementary particles collide at high energies they diffract off each other, just like waves of light diffract around apertures in ordinary optics.

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Words Starting With

DDIDIF

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TCTACT

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