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silk screen effect

silk screen effect noun: a visual phenomenon in which a viewer of a rear projection television screen sees the texture of the screen in front of the televised image.

Noun

silk screen effect (plural silk screen effects)

  1. A visual phenomenon in which a viewer of a rear projection television screen sees the texture of the screen in front of the televised image.

Forms of silk screen effect

pluralsilk screen effects

Questions about silk screen effect

What does silk screen effect mean?
Silk screen effect means a visual phenomenon in which a viewer of a rear projection television screen sees the texture of the screen in front of the televised image.
What part of speech is silk screen effect?
Silk screen effect is a noun.
What is the plural of silk screen effect?
The plural of silk screen effect is silk screen effects.

Words near silk screen effect in the dictionary

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  6. silk screen effect
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