antireflective
adjective
an·ti·re·flec·tive
| \ ˌan-tē-ri-ˈflek-tiv
, ˌan-tī-\
, ˌan-tī-\
Definition of antireflective
: being or coated with a transparent film that reduces the intensity of reflected light
antireflective lenses
Examples of antireflective in a Sentence
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Various antireflective coatings and screen covers typically involve trade-offs in durability, performance and expense. — Daniel Akst, WSJ, "Moths Help Scientists Attack Glare," 7 July 2017 Moths’ eyes are strongly antireflective, thanks to a pattern of infinitesimal dimples on the surface. — Daniel Akst, WSJ, "Moths Help Scientists Attack Glare," 7 July 2017 Sapphire crystal with antireflective coating on the inner surface. — Jack Forster, Bloomberg.com, "This Upstart Malaysian Watch Brand Has a Powerhouse Debut," 22 Aug. 2017 But Bagge discovered that some hyperiids enhance their invisibility by making use of antireflective coatings. — Mark Strauss, National Geographic, "This Ocean Creature Makes Its Own Invisibility Cloak," 9 Dec. 2016These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'antireflective.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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