lucigen
- noun
- /ˈluːsɪdʒən/
- Specialized
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sustancia luminiscente
- When mixed with the solution, the lucigen produced a bright blue glow.
Examples
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Engineers are testing a lucigen that could improve the efficiency of LED lights.
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The laboratory used lucigen to illuminate the samples.
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The researchers developed a new lucigen for use in emergency exit signs.
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Scientists are studying lucigens for their potential applications.
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The researchers developed a new lucigen for use in emergency exit signs.
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When mixed with the solution, the lucigen produced a bright blue glow.
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Engineers are testing a lucigen that could improve the efficiency of LED lights.
Synonyms
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3.0
A thing like a lamp or candle that makes a place bright so you can see
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6.7
A thing that gives off light or heat
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8.4
Something that gives light, like a lamp or bulb
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3.9
A thing that gives light so you can see
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Etymology
Lucigen comes from the Latin parts luc- 'light' and -gen 'to produce', as in lucid and generate. So a lucigen is a substance that 'produces light', which is why it glows when activated.