Telescopic is valid Scrabble Word

Is telescopic a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for TELESCOPIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

of, relating to, or performed with a telescope, also TELESCOPICAL
capable of viewing and magnifying distant objects
visible through a telescope
relating to or made with a telescope
having or consisting of concentric tubular sections designed to slide into one another
Alt. of Telescopical
visible only with a telescope
capable of discerning distant objects
having parts that slide one within another
of, relating to, or performed with a telescope

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or performed with a telescope; suitable for seeing or magnifying distant objects

Words related to TELESCOPIC

telescopical18 telescopically23

Words that contain TELESCOPIC

telescopical18 telescopically23

How to use TELESCOPIC in a sentence

These and many other beautiful telescopic discoveries tended to the establishment of the truth of the Copernican theory and gave unbounded alarm to the Church.
While Galileo was on the brink of his great telescopic discoveries, Bacon was publishing doubts as to the utility of instruments in scientific investigations.
Her eyesight must have been telescopic had she been able to do so, for eighty miles of sea stretch between the site of Crotoy and the English coast.
Telescopic funnels to admit air were suggested by me as a provision for such a contingency as I have described.
The distinction has a very important bearing on the theory of telescopic vision.
It is seen as a ring of light with very moderate telescopic power.
However, interesting as the subject may be, it is a digression from telescopic work, to which we now return.
Jupiter is one of the easiest of all objects of telescopic observation.
The moon perhaps is the easiest of all objects of telescopic observation.
Although the moon is a pleasing and surprising telescopic object when full, the most interesting views of her features are obtained at other seasons.

We had met in times before the advent of the telescopic lens, and he used a box camera, tuned to a fiftieth of a second.
Telescopic sights have made the business of sniping an exact science.
Telescopic Views of Scripture, 423 The Source of the Water of the Deluge.
And never to see, of all things, his own face! To see the faces of others, to see the telescopic stars and the microscopic microbes, yet never to see his own face.
From his point of view, as, indeed, from that of the public very generally, the question of telescopic vision is merely one of magnifying power.
In order to facilitate navigation in shallow water, the columns, E, may be made telescopic, and operated by hydraulic apparatus, so that they may be shortened at will.
Many are so faint as to be scarcely distinguished, and, of course, telescopic power would reveal myriads of heavenly bodies which leave no trace on a plate in an ordinary camera.
Snipers, smiling cheerfully over the improved atmospheric conditions, polished up their telescopic sights.
If our vision were improved by the addition of a telescopic adjustment, we could see what is going on in Mars, and could send and receive communications with those living there.
Most of the early telescopic work was done with instruments which would now be considered as inferior to modern instruments, in quality as well as in size.
Little was known of its features and tactical value, beyond the information obtainable by a telescopic reconnaissance.
To borrow another metaphor, this time from Astronomy, De Wet throughout the greater part of his career was a telescopic star, invisible to the naked eye.
Schmidt was fortunate enough to have a telescopic view of a system of bodies which had turned into meteors.
The development of telescopic power within the present century is one of the most striking examples of intellectual progress and mastery in the history of mankind.
In order that the basket might be replaced by another after draining, the shaft has been made telescopic, but at the expense of stability and rigidity.

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