sunspotted
6.7
Having dark spots on the Sun's surface that show increased activity
- adjective
- /ˈsʌnˌspɒtɪd/
- Specialized
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manchado de manchas solares
- During periods of high solar activity, the Sun appears especially sunspotted.
Examples
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A sunspotted Sun can affect radio communications on Earth.
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The scientists observed a sunspotted surface through the powerful telescope.
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The sunspotted Sun looks magnificent today.
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Look at the sunspotted surface!
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During periods of high solar activity, the Sun appears especially sunspotted.
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The scientists observed a sunspotted surface through the powerful telescope.
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A sunspotted Sun can affect radio communications on Earth.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
sunspotted positive
Morphology
Etymology
Sunspotted comes from the simple parts sun and spot, where a 'spot' is a mark; a 'sunspot' is a dark patch seen on the Sun's surface, so sunspotted describes something that has visible sunspots in astronomy.