Pronunciation: /ˌmæɡ.nə.fəˈkeɪ.ʃən/
noun the action or process of magnifying something or being magnified
A1 I use a magnification glass to see small details.
A2 The scientist used magnification to study the bacteria under the microscope.
B1 The magnification of the telescope allowed us to see the stars more clearly.
B2 The high magnification of the camera lens captured every detail of the landscape.
C1 The magnification of the electron microscope revealed the intricate structure of the cell.
C2 The artist used magnification to create hyper-realistic paintings of everyday objects.
adjective relating to or involving magnification
A1 The magnification glass helped me see the small details.
A2 The magnification feature on my phone camera is very useful for zooming in on objects.
B1 The scientist used a high magnification microscope to study the cells.
B2 The telescope had a powerful magnification that allowed us to see distant galaxies.
C1 The photographer used a lens with adjustable magnification to capture stunning close-up shots.
C2 The jeweler used a loupe with 20x magnification to examine the intricate details of the diamond.
formal The microscope has a high level of magnification, allowing us to see tiny details.
informal I love using the zoom feature on my phone camera for extra magnification.
slang Check out the magnification on these binoculars, it's insane!
figurative The media's magnification of the celebrity's personal life is overwhelming.
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