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invisible glass

American  

noun

  1. glass that has been curved to eliminate reflections.


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Finally she kicks and shatters the previously invisible glass parallel to the screen's surface, like the one in Namuth's Pollock film.

From Los Angeles Times Apr. 23, 2016

First U. S. installation of invisible glass was made last September at Marcus & Co.,

From Time Magazine Archive

Some stores and showrooms have "invisible glass" windows, but these are parabolic panes such that reflections are bent downward and absorbed in a baffle of black cloth.

From Time Magazine Archive

The invisible glass system now in use was developed in England by E. Pollard & Co.

From Time Magazine Archive

It collided with the invisible glass again and again, bumping its tiny head, until Mo opened the window and let it out.

From "Inkheart" by Cornelia Funke

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