lamination
[lam-uh-ney-shuh n]
- act or process of laminating; the state of being laminated.
- laminated structure; arrangement in thin layers.
- a lamina.
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Origin of lamination
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Related Words for lamination
varnish, glaze, sheet, floor, coat, blanket, bed, thickness, slab, row, layer, coating, skin, crust, membrane, veneer, patina, covering, finish, laminationExamples from the Web for lamination
Historical Examples of lamination
The axis and perforation are at right angles to the plane of lamination.
Art in Shell of the Ancient AmericansWilliam H. Holmes
It was long before I cleared my mind of doubt regarding the origin of the lamination.
The Glaciers of the AlpsJohn Tyndall
I found also fine masses of mica imbedded in quartz, edge upwards, and so compact that its lamination was not perceptible.
Fig. 45 represents a crumpled portion of the ice with the lines of lamination passing through the strata.
The Glaciers of the AlpsJohn Tyndall
The lamination was as perfect as that of slate, and quite defeated him in his effort to obtain a granular powder.
The Glaciers of the AlpsJohn Tyndall
lamination
- the act of laminating or the state of being laminated
- a layered structure
- a layer; lamina
- one of a set of iron plates forming the core of an electrical transformer
- geology laminar stratification, typically shown by shales
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Word Origin and History for lamination
"any layer of laminated substance," 1670s, noun of state from laminate. Meaning "process of manufacturing laminated products" is from 1945.
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