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What is another word for PRISMS?

Pronunciation: [pɹˈɪzəmz] (IPA)

PRISMS are objects that refract light and are often used in optics and photography. Synonyms for the word "prisms" could be "crystals," "lenses," "glass sculptures," "light-benders," or "refractors." These words emphasize the visual or physical properties of prisms. Alternately, "analyzers," "filters," "separators," or "dividers" draw attention to the scientific or technical functions of prisms in separating and analyzing light. "Translucents," "radiants," "glitters," "shimmers," or "sparklers" suggest the aesthetic beauty of prisms, while "miracles," "marvels," "wonders," or "mysteries" emphasize their ability to transform light into colorful, magical displays.
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Rectangular PRISMS of this size were rare in nature.
"Dead Man's Planet"
William Morrison
The axes of the PRISMS are always perpendicular to the cooling surface or surfaces, and in some cases the columns are wonderfully regular.
"Geology"
James Geikie
By the help of peas softened in water, sticks may be joined together, letters, skeletons of cubes, crosses, PRISMS may be built; houses, towers, churches may be constructed, having due breadth as well as length and height, strong enough to be carried about or kept as specimens of ingenuity.
"Dickens As an Educator"
James L. (James Laughlin) Hughes

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