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Definition of exposure
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of exposure is as below...
Exposure
(n.) The act of
exposing
or
laying
open,
setting
forth,
laying
bare of
protection,
depriving
of care or
concealment,
or
setting
out to
reprobation
or
contempt..
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Dewretting
::
Dewretting
(n.)
Dewrotting;
the
process
of
decomposing
the gummy
matter
of flax and hemp and
setting
the
fibrous
part, by
exposure
on a sward to dew, rain, and
sunshine..
Ferrocalcite
::
Ferrocalcite
(n.)
Limestone
containing
a large
percentage
of iron
carbonate,
and hence
turning
brown on
exposure..
Pyrophorus
::
Pyrophorus
(n.) Any one of
several
substances
or
mixtures
which
phosphoresce
or
ignite
spontaneously
on
exposure
to air, as a
heated
mixture
of alum,
potash,
and
charcoal,
or a
mixture
of
charcoal
and
finely
divided
lead..
Broil
::
Broil (v. t.) To cook by
direct
exposure
to heat over a fire, esp. upon a
gridiron
over
coals..
Exposure
::
Exposure
(n.) The state of being
exposed
or laid open or bare;
openness
to
danger;
accessibility
to
anything
that may
affect,
especially
detrimentally;
as,
exposure
to
observation,
to cold, to
inconvenience..
Autotype
::
Autotype
(n.) A
photographic
picture
produced
in
sensitized
pigmented
gelatin
by
exposure
to light under a
negative;
and
subsequent
washing
out of the
soluble
parts;
a kind of
picture
in ink from a
gelatin
plate.
Barbecue
::
Barbecue
(v. t.) To dry or cure by
exposure
on a frame or
gridiron.
Arterialize
::
Arterialize
(v. t.) To
transform,
as the
venous
blood,
into
arterial
blood by
exposure
to
oxygen
in the
lungs;
to make
arterial..
Developer
::
Developer
(n.) A
reagent
by the
action
of which the
latent
image upon a
photographic
plate,
after
exposure
in the
camera,
or
otherwise,
is
developed
and
visible..
Aeration
::
Aeration
(n.)
Exposure
to the free
action
of the air;
airing;
as,
aeration
of soil, of
spawn,
etc..
Airing
::
Airing
(n.) An
exposure
to air, or to a fire, for
warming,
drying,
etc.; as, the
airing
of
linen,
or of a
room..
Exposure
::
Exposure
(n.) The
exposing
of a
sensitized
plate to the
action
of
light.
Induce
::
Induce
(v. t.) To bring on; to
effect;
to
cause;
as, a fever
induced
by
fatigue
or
exposure..
Tachhydrite
::
Tachhydrite
(n.) A
hydrous
chloride
of
calcium
and
magnesium
occurring
in
yellowish
masses
which
rapidly
deliquesce
upon
exposure.
It is found in the salt mines at
Stassfurt.
Bask
::
Bask (v. t.) To warm by
continued
exposure
to heat; to warm with
genial
heat.
Phototonus
::
Phototonus
(n.) A
motile
condition
in
plants
resulting
from
exposure
to
light.
Album Graecum
::
Album
Graecum
() Dung of dogs or
hyenas,
which
becomes
white by
exposure
to air. It is used in
dressing
leather,
and was
formerly
used in
medicine..
Sun-struck
::
Sunstroke
(n.) Any
affection
produced
by the
action
of the sun on some part of the body;
especially,
a
sudden
prostration
of the
physical
powers,
with
symptoms
resembling
those of
apoplexy,
occasioned
by
exposure
to
excessive
heat, and often
terminating
fatally;
coup de
soleil..
Insolation
::
Insolation
(n.)
Exposure
of a
patient
to the sun's rays; a sun bath.
Pasteurization
::
Pasteurization
(n.) A
process
devised
by
Pasteur
for
preventing
or
checking
fermentation
in
fluids,
such as
wines,
milk, etc., by
exposure
to a
temperature
of 140ยก F., thus
destroying
the
vitality
of the
contained
germs or
ferments..
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