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sub-Eddington

sub-Eddington adjective: pertaining to that which is below the Eddington luminosity, which does not break the Eddington limit.

Adjective

sub-Eddington (not comparable)

  1. Pertaining to that which is below the Eddington luminosity, which does not break the Eddington limit.

Origin of sub-Eddington

From sub- + Eddington.

Questions about sub-Eddington

What does sub-Eddington mean?
Sub-Eddington means pertaining to that which is below the Eddington luminosity, which does not break the Eddington limit.
What part of speech is sub-Eddington?
Sub-Eddington is an adjective.

Words near sub-Eddington in the dictionary

  1. sub-divided
  2. sub-divides
  3. sub-dividing
  4. sub-Earth
  5. sub-Earths
  6. sub-Eddington
  7. sub-editor
  8. sub-element
  9. sub-elements
  10. sub-ether
  11. sub-etheric

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