Look up: crystalline

1. crystalline
   Rock types made up of crystals or crystal fragments, such as metamorphic rocks that recrystallized in high temperature or pressure environments, or igneous rocks that formed from cooling of a melt.
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2. Crystalline
   the state of a solid material characterized by a periodic and repeating three-dimensional arrays of atoms, ions, or molecules.
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3. crystalline
   [adj] - distinctly or sharply outlined 2. [adj] - transmitting light 3. [adj] - consisting of or containing or of the nature of crystals
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4. Crystalline
   The state of a solid material characterized by a periodic and repeating three-dimensional arrays of atoms, ions, or molecules. See also: Crystal, Crystallization.
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5. Crystalline
   the state of a solid material characterized by a periodic and repeating three-dimensional arrays of atoms, ions, or molecules.
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6. Crystalline
   Having a molecular structure in which the atoms are arranged in an orderly, three-dimensional pattern.
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7. Crystalline
   Having the characteristic of crystal.
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8. crystalline
   made of crystal; composed of crystals; resembling crystals Category: Chemistry
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9. Crystalline
   Crys'tal·line adjective [ Latin crystallinus , from Greek ............: confer F. cristallin . See Crystal .] 1. Consisting, or made, of crystal. « Mount, eagle, to my palace crystalline . Shak. ...
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10. Crystalline
    Crys'tal·line noun 1. A crystalline substance. 2. See Aniline . [ Obsolete]
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11. crystalline
    1. Clear; transparent. ... 2. Relating to a crystal or crystals. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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12. crystalline
    crystal clear adjective transmitting light; able to be seen through with clarity; `the cold crystalline water of melted snow`; `crystal clear skies`; `could see the sand on the bottom of the limpid ...
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13. crystalline
    adjective distinctly or sharply outlined; `crystalline sharpness of outline`- John Buchan
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14. crystalline
    adjective consisting of or containing or of the nature of crystals; `granite is crystalline`
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15. crystalline
    (kris´tә-lēn) pertaining to crystals. resembling a crystal in nature or clearness.
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16. Crystalline
    • (a.) Formed by crystallization; like crystal in texture. • (a.) Imperfectly crystallized; as, granite is only crystalline, while quartz crystal is perfectly crystallized. • (a.) Consisting, or made, of crystal. • (n.) A crystalline substance. • (n.) See Aniline. • (a....
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17. crystalline
    crystalline Resembling crystal, as in transparency or distinctness of structure or outline.
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18. crystalline
    Type: Term Pronunciation: kris′tă-lēn Definitions: 1. Clear; transparent. 2. Relating to a crystal or crystals.
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19. Crystalline
    A regularly repeated crystal-like substructure.
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20. Crystalline
    A regularly repeated crystal-like substructure.
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21. Crystalline
    The regular, geometric arrangement of atoms in a solid.
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