polarized
- adjective
- /ˈpoʊlərˌaɪzd/
- Specialized
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polarizado
- Polarized sunglasses, especially, brought out a richness of detail.
- polarized light
- polarized sunglasses
When you produce these photons, you can have them polarized in various ways, OK.
- When you produce these photons, you can have them polarized in various ways, OK.
- Shady Rays has you covered with premium polarized sunglasses that won't break the bank.
- And yet, if you have the resources, you should always buy polarized sunglasses.
- Get them sunglasses that are polarized, UV production, ideally shatterproof lenses.
- The sun is non polarized, it's coming down.
Examples
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Using polarized lenses helps photographers capture images with less reflected glare from surfaces like water.
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Shady Rays has you covered with premium polarized sunglasses that won't break the bank.
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This plain polarized ray of light can go through this one, and it can go through that one.
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If it makes it through, it's polarized in the horizontal direction.
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And yet, if you have the resources, you should always buy polarized sunglasses.
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The polarized sunglasses reduced glare, making it easier to see the fish swimming in the clear water.
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When light passes through a polarized filter, it becomes polarized and can only vibrate in one direction.
Synonyms
A wave, especially light, that vibrates in only one direction
Antonyms
Compounds
How Polarized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Polarized comes from polar (from pole) meaning 'single direction' or 'axis'. So polarized light has its waves limited to one direction, which is why polarized sunglasses can block glare.
