BLUESHIFT Blueshift: the displacement of spectral lines towards shorter wavelengths, with derived forms including blueshifts (plural), blueshifting (present participle), blueshifted (past tense), blueshifter (comparative form), blueshiftiest (superlative form), and blueshiftly (adverb). Alternative definition: Blueshift refers to the shift of light to shorter wavelengths, with related forms such as blueshifts, blueshifting, blueshifted, blueshifter
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Word: BLUESHIFT
Length: 9 letters
Dictionary: Valid in TWL and SOWPODS
Status: Official Scrabble word
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