Reflectors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFLECTORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REFLECTOR, something or someone that reflects
• a piece of glass or metal for reflecting light in a required direction, e.g. a red one on the back of a motor vehicle or bicycle.
• an object or device which reflects radio waves, seismic vibrations, sound, or other waves.
• a reflecting telescope.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that reflects; a polished surface for reflecting light or other radiation

Words related to REFLECTORS

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How to use REFLECTORS in a sentence

• Suspended just above the open top of the cage were two big oil lamps with glass reflectors.
• Oxford led Priam over thick carpets to a saloon where electric light was thrown by means of reflectors on to a small but incomparable band of pictures.
• I went back and nailed reflectors all over the place.
• The difficulty was partly met by Foucault, by using five concave reflectors instead of one, but even then the greatest distance he found it practicable to use was only 20 meters.
• We also use large electric reflectors and search lights to pick up buoys on a dark night.
• Newton supposed that it was impossible to get rid of this defect, and therefore turned his attention to the construction of reflectors.
• An inaccurate direction given to the reflectors established at Iviza, on the mountain Campvey, rendered the observations made on the continent extremely difficult.
• But Dryden seems obviously to talk of the author of the Defence, and the two Reflectors, as three separate persons.
• Any arrangement of lamps and reflectors giving a similar effect as the above should prove suitable.
• At the southwest angle stood the guard-house, where oil lamps, backed by their reflectors of polished tin, sent brilliant beams of light athwart the roadway.
• This lantern was of cut glass, variously colored, inclosing two lamps with their reflectors.
• At the elbow joints at both ends are arranged reflectors.
• At night the lakes are lighted by numerous gas jets with powerful reflectors, placed along the shore.
• It is lighted from the roof by day, and at night large reflectors, lighted by an electrical apparatus, illuminate the vast interior.
• The reflectors are made of sheet tin or nickel-plated metal bent to a curve as shown, and extending the whole height of the lantern.
• The length of these reflectors can be determined by the angle of the lens when covering the picture.
• Later, there was an interior scene with reflectors almost blinding the cashier while he struggled self-consciously and ineffectually with Ramon Chavez.
• Then we shall become, as were Moses and Stephen, unconscious reflectors of that glory.
• For light there were the four coal-oil lamps with their foolish reflectors against the walls, and a full moon shining in through door and windows.
• Have we at length reached the limit in size? If we include reflectors, no, since we have mirrors of 60 inches aperture at Mt.

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