UV filter
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of UV filter
First recorded in 1935–40
Example Sentences
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The NAS report noted that "Sunscreen is used as a critical tool for the prevention of UV skin damage and skin cancer; however, specific UV filter ingredients may also impact the health of aquatic environments, resident species, or ecosystem services."
From Salon
Along with the new sensor, Leica is using a new, ultra-thin UV filter on top of it, which the company claims provides more natural color reproduction.
From The Verge
The facility is served by city water that’s filtered through reverse osmosis and then sent through a UV filter as well.
From Washington Times
Photo Upgrades UV filter Congrats on your fancy new lens.
From The Verge
They’re also less likely to contain a UV filter like oxybenzone, a common ingredient in chemical sunscreens that has the potential to disrupt your hormones.
From Slate
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