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debunching

/diːˈbʌntʃɪŋ/

debunching noun: the tendency of a beam of electrons (or other charged particles) to disperse because of mutual repulsion.

Noun

debunching (uncountable)

  1. The tendency of a beam of electrons (or other charged particles) to disperse because of mutual repulsion.

Origin of debunching

From de- + bunch + -ing.

Questions about debunching

What does debunching mean?
Debunching means the tendency of a beam of electrons (or other charged particles) to disperse because of mutual repulsion.
What part of speech is debunching?
Debunching is a noun.
How do you pronounce debunching?
Debunching is pronounced /diːˈbʌntʃɪŋ/.

Words near debunching in the dictionary

  1. Debulgarization
  2. debulk
  3. debulked
  4. debulking
  5. debulks
  6. debunching
  7. debundle
  8. debundled
  9. debundles
  10. debundling
  11. debunk

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