Pronunciation: /ˈæk.rɪ.dɪ.nɪl/
noun a chemical compound derived from acridine, often used in organic synthesis
A1 I found an acridinyl in the chemistry lab.
A2 The acridinyl compound has a strong smell.
B1 Scientists are studying the properties of acridinyl derivatives.
B2 The acridinyl group is known for its fluorescence properties.
C1 The synthesis of acridinyl dyes requires precise chemical reactions.
C2 Researchers have discovered new applications for acridinyl-based materials.
formal The acridinyl compound showed promising results in the lab tests.
informal I heard they're using some acridinyl stuff in their experiment.
slang That acridinyl thingamajig is supposed to be really potent.
figurative The tension in the room was so thick, you could almost taste the acridinyl atmosphere.
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