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anti-McCollough effect

anti-McCollough effect noun: a weaker variant of the McCollough effect in which the perceived color of the aftereffect is the same as the inducer's color.

Noun

anti-McCollough effect (plural anti-McCollough effects)

  1. A weaker variant of the McCollough effect in which the perceived color of the aftereffect is the same as the inducer's color.

Forms of anti-McCollough effect

pluralanti-McCollough effects

Questions about anti-McCollough effect

What does anti-McCollough effect mean?
Anti-McCollough effect means a weaker variant of the McCollough effect in which the perceived color of the aftereffect is the same as the inducer's color.
What part of speech is anti-McCollough effect?
Anti-McCollough effect is a noun.
What is the plural of anti-McCollough effect?
The plural of anti-McCollough effect is anti-McCollough effects.

Words near anti-McCollough effect in the dictionary

  1. anti-masker
  2. anti-maskers
  3. anti-matter
  4. anti-matter rocket
  5. anti-matter rockets
  6. anti-McCollough effect
  7. anti-meme
  8. anti-memes
  9. anti-men
  10. anti-merger
  11. anti-metaphysicalism

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