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opacifications

 

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Noun opacification has 1 sense
  1. opacification - the process of becoming cloudy or opaque
    --1 is a kind of
    natural process, natural action, action, activity
    Derived form: verb opacify2

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Opacifications

Description:

Opacifications refer to the process of becoming opaque, typically used in medical and optical contexts. It can describe the formation of cloudy areas or spots, leading to reduced or obstructed transmission of light. Opacifications can occur in various parts of the body, such as the eye lenses, lungs, or blood vessels.

Noun - Medical:

In the medical field, opacifications are often associated with the development of abnormal or cloudy areas in body tissues or fluids. These opacifications can indicate the presence of diseases, such as cataracts, pulmonary opacifications, or vascular opacifications.

Example sentences:

  1. The opacifications in his lung X-ray were indicative of a severe respiratory infection.
  2. Cataracts cause opacifications in the eye lens, leading to blurred vision.

Noun - Optical:

In the realm of optics, opacifications are related to the loss of transparency or clarity in materials such as glass or plastics. This can result in a reduction of light transmission or distortion of images.

Example sentences:

  1. The scratched window had opacifications that hindered the view of the beautiful landscape.
  2. The opacifications on the camera lens created a dreamy effect in the photograph.

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