radiative
pronunciation
How to pronounce radiative in British English:
UK ['reɪdɪeɪtɪv]
How to pronounce radiative in American English:
US ['reɪdɪˌeɪtɪv]
Word Origin
- radiative (adj.)
- "having a tendency to radiate," 1820, from radiate (v.) + -ive. Related: Radiativity.
Example
- 1. Parameterization of radiative heating rate in partly cloudy conditions .
- 2. Nuclear explosions have released radiative particles into the sea .
- 3. Nonstop to industrial siding of radiative state railway train takes issue sending a car , to develop the ability of shunting engine adequately , the article will take a car , send a car alone consideration .
- 4. The radiative effect of increased cloud is twofold .
- 5. Climatological study of clouds effect on the earth-atmosphere system outgoing longwave radiative forcing in china .