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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 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..
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Blackmail
::
Blackmail
(n.)
Payment
of money
exacted
by means of
intimidation;
also,
extortion
of money from a
person
by
threats
of
public
accusation,
exposure,
or
censure..
Solarize
::
Solarize
(v. t.) To
injure
by too long
exposure
to the light of the sun in the
camera;
to burn.
Exposture
::
Exposture
(n.)
Exposure.
Tan
::
Tan (n.) To make
brown;
to
imbrown,
as by
exposure
to the rays of the sun; as, to tan the
skin..
Weathered
::
Weathered
(a.)
Having
the
surface
altered
in
color,
texture,
or
composition,
or the edges
rounded
off by
exposure
to the
elements..
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..
Weather-bitten
::
Weather-bitten
(a.) Eaten into,
defaced,
or worn, by
exposure
to the
weather..
Photo-epinasty
::
Photo-epinasty
(n.) A
disproportionately
rapid
growth
of the upper
surface
of
dorsiventral
organs,
such as
leaves,
through
the
stimulus
of
exposure
to
light..
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 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..
Catch
::
Catch (v. t.) To take or
receive;
esp. to take by
sympathy,
contagion,
infection,
or
exposure;
as, to catch the
spirit
of an
occasion;
to catch the
measles
or
smallpox;
to catch cold; the house
caught
fire..
Blot
::
Blot (n.) An
exposure
of a
single
man to be taken up.
Xylorcin
::
Xylorcin
(n.) A
derivative
of
xylene
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance
which on
exposure
in the air
becomes
red; --
called
also
betaorcin.
Alter
::
Alter (v. i.) To
become,
in some
respects,
different;
to vary; to
change;
as, the
weather
alters
almost
daily;
rocks or
minerals
alter by
exposure..
Ferrocalcite
::
Ferrocalcite
(n.)
Limestone
containing
a large
percentage
of iron
carbonate,
and hence
turning
brown on
exposure..
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..
Vivianite
::
Vivianite
(n.) A
hydrous
phosphate
of iron of a blue to green
color,
growing
darker
on
exposure.
It
occurs
in
monoclinic
crystals,
also
fibrous,
massive,
and
earthy..
Induce
::
Induce
(v. t.) To bring on; to
effect;
to
cause;
as, a fever
induced
by
fatigue
or
exposure..
Show
::
Show (n.) The act of
showing,
or
bringing
to view;
exposure
to
sight;
exhibition..
Daguerreotype
::
Daguerreotype
(n.) An early
variety
of
photograph,
produced
on a
silver
plate,
or
copper
plate
covered
with
silver,
and
rendered
sensitive
by the
action
of
iodine,
or
iodine
and
bromine,
on
which,
after
exposure
in the
camera,
the
latent
image is
developed
by the vapor of
mercury..
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