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submicroscopic

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submicroscopic /sub·mi·cro·scop·ic/ (-mi″kro-skop´ik) too small to be visible with the light microscope.
sub·mi·cro·scop·ic (sbm-kr-skpk)
adj.
Too small to be visible under the most powerful optical microscope.
submicroscopic [sub-mi″kro-skop´ik]
too small to be visible with the microscope.
submicroscopic
too small to be visible with the microscope.
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