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apolar

apolar adjective: having no polarity.

Adjective

apolar (not comparable)

  1. Having no polarity.
    1. (physical) Having no dipole.
  2. Orthogonal under the polar pairing between the symmetric algebra of a vector space and its dual.

Origin of apolar

From a- + polar.

Questions about apolar

What does apolar mean?
Apolar means having no polarity.
What part of speech is apolar?
Apolar is an adjective.

Words near apolar in the dictionary

  1. Apokpa
  2. apokron
  3. apokrone
  4. apokrones
  5. apolactoferrin
  6. apolar
  7. apolarity
  8. apolarly
  9. apolaustic
  10. apolaustics
  11. Apold

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