specularity
specularity noun: the condition or property of being specular.
Noun
specularity (countable and uncountable, plural specularities)
- The condition or property of being specular.
- "Hmm." "Problem?" "Arianna warned me this might be a challenging shoot. I think she was worried about you being belligerent, but the real issue is turning out to be your specularity. It looks like I'm taking pictures of a flashbang."2015 July 9, Dave Barrack, Grrl Power (webcomic), Grrl Power #334 – Make down
- The degree to which something is specular.
Forms of specularity
| plural | specularities |
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Origin of specularity
From specular + -ity.
Questions about specularity
- What does specularity mean?
- Specularity means the condition or property of being specular.
- What part of speech is specularity?
- Specularity is a noun.
- What is the plural of specularity?
- The plural of specularity is specularities.
Words near specularity in the dictionary
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