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screenlike

screenlike

1 5.3
A thin barrier that divides space and lets light pass
  • adjective
: similar a una pantalla
  • The leaves formed a natural, screenlike barrier between the garden and the street.

Examples

  • The new phone has a screenlike interface.

  • This fabric is screenlike.

  • The artist used a screenlike fabric to divide the space without blocking the light.

  • A screenlike partition separated the two areas of the open-plan office.

  • The scientists used a screenlike display to project their findings during the conference.

  • Her dress had a screenlike texture that changed color depending on the angle of the light.

  • The artist created a screenlike mural that transformed the entire wall into a vibrant scene.

How Screenlike

meshy
1 6.2
screenlike
1 5.3
perforated
5 4.3

Surface Forms

screenlike positive

Morphology

screenlike = screen (transparent) = screen + like

Formed by adding the productive adjectival suffix '-like' to the noun 'screen', yielding 'resembling a screen'.

Etymology

Screenlike comes from screen (a 'cover' or 'curtain' that hides, protects, or divides) and the ending -like ('similar to'), so screenlike means 'similar to a screen', something that looks or acts like a barrier or filter.