re·ra·di·ate (rē-rā'dē-āt') tr.v.
re·ra·di·at·ed, re·ra·di·at·ing, re·ra·di·ates To emit (absorbed radiation) anew: "Different organic materials in the soil reradiate the sun's heat at different rates"(Lori Oliwenstein).
Main Entry: re·ra·di·ate Pronunciation: (')rE-'rAd-E-"At Function: transitive verb Inflected Forms: -at·ed;-at·ing : to radiate again or anew; especially: to emit (energy) in the form of radiation after absorbing incident radiation —re·ra·di·a·tion/(")rE-"rAd-E-'A-sh&n/noun
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