prismatic
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6.7
- adjective
- /prɪzˈmætɪk/
:
prismático
- The sunlight passing through the crystal produced prismatic patterns on the wall.
The fibrine strands emerge prismatic, two triangular tubes glued in a Saracen coating.
- The fibrine strands emerge prismatic, two triangular tubes glued in a Saracen coating.
- You're shifting multi dimensional prismatic glows.
- You get a train or a little energy card, something, but then you pull that prismatic double ultra rare Charizard.
Examples
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The sight glass has prismatic right-angled grooves on the side facing the liquid and vapor space.
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In their brilliancy, prismatic fire, and color variation, the jewels were nothing like quartz.
Fiction book (1999) -
The lenses were thick and prismatic, and it looked heavy.
Fiction book (2001) -
This is the shine Shot prismatic lip top coat.
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And then I got you this prismatic highlighter.
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So the next product I have here to talk about is the Revlon Skin Lights Prismatic Bronzer.
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So I just bought one of the NYX prismatic eye shadows and this one is in the shade tin.
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The whiteness of summer breaks up into the prismatic colors of the auroras of autumn.
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There's all of this mild beautiful sparkle in it and like light catching, prismatic, just deliciousness happening.
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This is the new Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Prismatic Amethyst and this is the kind of holographic Duochromy one and the box is gorgeous.
Synonyms
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7.6
Bright colors that seem to change when seen from different angles
3
7.9
Full of many bright colors and shapes that change often
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8.2
Soft, shiny colors on a surface that look like a small rainbow
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7.9
A shiny surface like a pearl that shows rainbow colors when you move it
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7.5
Having many different colors like a rainbow
A surface with changing bright colors like a rainbow when light hits it
Having a milky rainbow shine that changes with light
Having parts of different bright colors
How Colorful
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7.6
2
6.7
- US
89
1.0
- US
88
1.0
291
1.0
- US
12
2.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Prismatic comes from prism, the glass or crystal shape that 'splits' white light into rainbow colors. That's why prismatic describes something that has a prism shape or that shows bright, rainbow-like colors.