magnification English

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magnification Noun

— Magnification is the act or result of making something look bigger. The magnification of this small bug can help us see hidden details. Things are easier to see at higher magnifications.

magnification

— noun the act of expanding something in apparent size

— noun the ratio of the size of an image to the size of the object

— noun (= enlargement) a photographic print that has been enlarged

— noun (= exaggeration) making to seem more important than it really is

Synonyms magnification synonyms

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magnification English » English

enlargement

expansion

exaggeration

augmentation

amplification

increase

blowup

strengthening

overstatement

increment

increase in size

extension

transmission gain

swell

scaling factor

scale factor

reinforcement

multiplying power

multiplying factor

magnifying power

magnify

leverage

growth

gaining

gain

extravagancy

extravagance

enlarge

amplification ratio

Topics magnification topics

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States

Big

• What words refer to the process of becoming big?
  enlargement expansion extension growth inflation increase (n) magnification

Examples magnification examples

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Movie subtitles

Human hairs under low magnification.

Magnification 2.5, sir.

Magnification 18.5, sir.

Magnification!

Ray, we need some pressure magnification.

Go forward with magnification on the panel. Gravity control switching to batteries.

Extreme magnification, Mr. Chekov.

Magnification 12.

Magnification 1.

Go forward with magnification on the panel.

Recent events would seem to be directed toward a magnification of the basic hostilities between humans and Klingons.

Mark 73.5. Main screen, extreme magnification.

Magnification factor three, Mr. Sulu.

Magnification factor 12, Mr. Sulu.

Go to full magnification. Screen is on full mag, sir.

Magnification 25, sir.

Extreme magnification.

Main screen, extreme magnification.

Do we have maximum magnification, lieutenant? - Yes, sir.

Magnification 3 on the screen. - Magnification factor 3, sir.

Magnification 4.

Magnification 4, sir.

McADOO: Now, those are from your case. Human hairs under low magnification.

Could be the intruder. - Go to full magnification.

Main screen. Extreme magnification.

Do we have maximum magnification, lieutenant?

Magnification ten, Mr. Chekov.

Magnification 3 on the screen.

Magnification factor 3, sir.

News and current affairs

Indeed, even for a small mammal like the mouse, it is impossible to reconstruct the brain completely at the ultrastructural level, because the magnification needed to visualize synapses yields relatively small images.