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crystalline /crys·tal·line/ (kris´tah-lēn)
1. pertaining to crystals.
2. resembling a crystal in nature or clearness.
crys·tal·line (krst-ln, -ln, -ln)
adj.
1. Being, relating to, or composed of crystal or crystals.
2. Resembling crystal, as in transparency or distinctness of structure or outline.
crystalline,
describing material with a regular geometric shape. Crystalline substances have a very narrow melting point range.
crystalline [kris´tah-lin]
1. resembling a crystal in nature or clearness.
2. pertaining to crystals.
crystalline
1. resembling a crystal in nature or clearness.
2. pertaining to crystals.
crystalline lens
the transparent organ behind the pupil of the eye. See also lens.
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