rez
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- noun
- /rɛz/
- Texting
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resolución
- Indeed, 20% smaller in exchange for a low-rez, non-magical screen is incredible, especially because 3mm thinner is very important, and high rez was very important, but only last year.
- low rez
Examples
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Among other Technicolor productions, which we anticipate using Warner's Ultra-rez process, were the works of Danny Kaye.
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"I walked my machine to a low ridge overlooking the town and scanned the target with my high-rez nocs.
Fiction book (1998) -
I prefer the rez school's exclusivity.
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That late June snowstorm wiped out most of the rez's corn and tomatoes.
Fiction book (2001) -
They would take a low red rez raster of your your image and then give you a design for mosaic as a as a as a kit.
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Indeed, 20% smaller in exchange for a low-rez, non-magical screen is incredible, especially because 3mm thinner is very important, and high rez was very important, but only last year.
Blog text (27) -
Over a monitor, the dungeon set updates every six seconds, the slowly changing low-rez version of the action on the set: a woman tied to a chair with bright surgical tubing.
Fiction book (2000) -
I couldn't see the details of the image because the rez was too low.
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Using a higher rez will greatly improve the clarity of the video.
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My new monitor has a high rez, making the colors look much more vibrant.
Synonyms
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How clear and detailed an image or screen looks
How Clear
Surface Forms
Morphology
rez = reservation (semi-transparent) = resolution + reservation
Informal clipping of 'reservation' to 'rez' is sociolinguistic slang and may not be immediately recognized by all learners.
Etymology
The word rez is a short form of resolution, which means 'clarity' or how many little dots called pixels an image has. So when people talk about the rez, they mean how sharp or clear a picture or screen looks.