lenticular

lenticular Definition

len·ticu·lar (len tik′yo̵̅o̅ lər)

adjective

shaped like a lentil or biconvex lens
of a lens
of the lens of the eye
designating or of a projection screen made up of a series of small cylindrical lenses set on the surface: the screen is very bright over a wide angle of viewing

Etymology: L lenticularis < lenticula: see lentil

lenticular Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

cloud: The lenticular cloud hovering above the summit is ominous.
technology: This is the first time such complex actions have been displayed on a poster and marks a new beginning for lenticular technology.
nucleus: Globus pallidus The inner part of the lenticular nucleus.
poster: The three lenticular posters form a centerpiece for the campaign, which consists of a total of 76 6-sheets in key central Sheffield locations.
shape: The crystals are even the same lenticular shape as those seen in the Arab core.
film: Lenticular films can be overlaid to control diffusion in both dimensions.

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