to achromatize
- verb
- /əˈkrōməˌtīz/
- Specialized
- Modern microscopes achromatize their lenses to produce clear images.
Examples
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Optical engineers work to achromatize telescopes for more accurate observations.
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It is necessary to achromatize the objective lens to eliminate color fringes.
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The technician will achromatize the lens for better clarity.
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They achromatized the optical device last week.
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Optical engineers strive to achromatize camera lenses in order to enhance image quality.
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To achieve better visibility in microscopy, it is essential to achromatize the lenses.
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They need to achromatize the projector's lens to remove unwanted color distortions.
Synonyms
To make the colors in a picture less bright so it looks more gray
Make clothes and similar things much lighter in color, usually by sunlight or chemicals
To take the color out of something like fabric or a photograph
To make something lose its color or become lighter
To make something lose its color
To make something lose its color or become lighter
Antonyms
How Colorless
Surface Forms
Morphology
achromatize = achromatic (semi-transparent) = a + chromat + ize
Formed by adding the productive verb-forming suffix '-ize' to the adjective 'achromatic' (meaning 'without color'), so 'achromatize' = 'make achromatic' is a direct derivation.
Etymology
The word achromatize comes from the parts a- 'without' and chroma 'color', the same root you see in monochrome. So to achromatize something is to make it 'without color' or, for lenses, to remove unwanted color effects so images look clear.