antireflective
antireflective adjective: preventing visible reflection.
Adjective
antireflective (comparative more antireflective, superlative most antireflective)
- Preventing visible reflection.
- Near-synonyms: unshiny, nonshiny, dull, matte
- The screens on both were tweaked to better handle varying visibility conditions using Panasonic’s circular polarization technology and antireflective and antiglare screen treatments.2009 February 5, Azadeh Ensha, “Laptops, Already Tough, Now Pack More Inside”, in New York Times
- Synonyms:
- antireflection, unshiny, nonshiny, dull, matte
Synonyms of antireflective
Forms of antireflective
| comparative | more antireflective |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antireflective |
Origin of antireflective
From anti- + reflective.
Questions about antireflective
- What does antireflective mean?
- Antireflective means preventing visible reflection.
- What part of speech is antireflective?
- Antireflective is an adjective.
Words near antireflective in the dictionary
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