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lucigen

lucigen

9.9
A lamp that gives bright steady light for experiments
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • The demonstration required a bright lucigen to clearly show the chemical reaction.

Examples

  • A portable lucigen was set up to provide steady light during the field research.

  • The scientist used a lucigen to illuminate the experiment in the darkened laboratory.

  • The laboratory used a powerful lucigen for the experiment.

  • Can you pass me the lucigen?

  • The scientist used a lucigen to illuminate the experiment in the darkened laboratory.

  • A portable lucigen was set up to provide steady light during the field research.

  • The demonstration required a bright lucigen to clearly show the chemical reaction.

Synonyms

lamp
vslucigen
274 1.0

Something that gives light for a room or table

is a specific form mainly used for scientific demonstrations
spotlight
vslucigen
49 2.9

A strong focused lamp that lights one person or a small area on stage

is chosen for experiments or demos rather than stage lighting
light source
vslucigen
12 3.0

A thing like a lamp or candle that makes a place bright so you can see

is a particular kind intended for experiments or demonstrations
luminaire
vslucigen
  • Specialized
1 7.9

A complete electric light unit that holds a bulb and other parts

is a simpler lamp used in experiment or demonstration settings
flashlamp
vslucigen
  • Specialized
6.6

A bright, short burst that lights a subject for photos or tests

is used in demonstrations or experiments without brief burst focus

How Bright

floodlight
9 3.4
lucigen
  • Specialized
9.9
reading lamp
1 1.3
night-light
10 2.5

Surface Forms

lucigen singular
lucigens plural

Etymology

Lucigen comes from the Latin parts luc- 'light' and -gen 'to produce', the same roots in lucid and generate. So a lucigen is a lamp or light device that 'makes light' for experiments or demonstrations.