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Deflective

Causing deflection

That which deflects as a diaphragm in a furnace or a cone in

To break or separate into parts to deflect or decompose by deflection aunr rays of light

about 35000 to 180000 miles per second They are readily deflected by a magnetic or electric field

Capable of being deflected

Turned aside deviating from a direct line or course

A very penetrating electromagnetic ray not appreciably deflected by a magnetic or electric field emitted by radioactive substances

Bent turned deflected

also ionize gases but cannot be reflected or polarized or deflected by a magnetic field They are used in examining opaque

turn aside to bend as rays of light are often deflected to deflect a punch to deflect criticism by acknowledging a