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Noun magnifier has 1 sense
  1. magnifier - a scientific instrument that magnifies an image
    --1 is a kind of
    scientific instrument
    --1 has particulars: microscope; telescope, scope
    Derived form: verb magnify3

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Magnifier

A magnifier is a tool or device that is used to enlarge and enhance the appearance of objects or text, often making them easier to see or read.

1. Noun: Optical Tool

Sense: A small handheld optical tool used for magnifying and examining objects, typically equipped with a lens or a combination of lenses.

Example sentence: He used a magnifier to inspect the tiny details of the precious gem.

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2. Noun: Electronic Device

Sense: An electronic or digital device that uses a camera and screen to enlarge and enhance the visual content.

Example sentence: The visually impaired student used an electronic magnifier to read the notes on the whiteboard.

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3. Noun: Popular Term

Sense: A colloquial term used to refer to a person who greatly exaggerates or emphasizes minor details or issues.

Example sentence: My brother is such a magnifier; he always finds faults in everything.

4. Adjective: Amplifying

Sense: Describes something that intensifies or enhances the effect, importance, or significance.

Example sentence: The magnifier effect of the music added depth to the emotional scene in the movie.

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and may not be exhaustive in terms of all possible meanings and usages of the term "magnifier".

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