Actinoelectric

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Pronunciation Definitions Examples Grammatical Forms Origin and Evolution

Pronunciation: /ækˌtɪnoʊɪˈlɛktrɪk/

Definitions of actinoelectric

adjective describing a device or process that converts light energy into electrical energy

Example Sentences

A1 The actinoelectric toy was simple for young children to operate.

A2 The actinoelectric device required only basic knowledge to use.

B1 The actinoelectric equipment was designed for easy setup and maintenance.

B2 The actinoelectric system was praised for its efficiency and reliability.

C1 The actinoelectric technology revolutionized the industry with its advanced features.

C2 The actinoelectric instrument set a new standard for precision and accuracy in measurements.

Examples of actinoelectric in a Sentence

formal The actinoelectric effect refers to the production of electricity by the action of radiant energy.

informal I read about the actinoelectric effect in my science book.

slang I never knew sunlight could have an actinoelectric impact on solar panels.

figurative Her smile had an actinoelectric quality, lighting up the room with positive energy.

Grammatical Forms of actinoelectric

past tense

actinoelectriced

plural

actinoelectrics

comparative

more actinoelectric

superlative

most actinoelectric

present tense

actinoelectrifies

future tense

will actinoelectric

perfect tense

has actinoelectriced

continuous tense

is actinoelectrifying

singular

actinoelectric

positive degree

actinoelectric

infinitive

to actinoelectric

gerund

actinoelectrifying

participle

actinoelectricing

Origin and Evolution of actinoelectric

First Known Use: 1879 year
Language of Origin: Greek and English
Story behind the word: The word 'actinoelectric' originated from the combination of the Greek word 'aktinos' meaning ray or beam, and the term 'electric' referring to electricity.
Evolution of the word: Originally used in the late 19th century to describe the production of electricity by radiant energy, the term 'actinoelectric' has evolved to also encompass the generation of electricity from various forms of radiation and electromagnetic waves.