dipole

di·pole

noun \ˈdī-ˌpōl\

Definition of DIPOLE

1

a : a pair of equal and opposite electric charges or magnetic poles of opposite sign separated especially by a small distance b : a body or system (as a molecule) having such charges or poles

2

: a radio antenna consisting of two horizontal rods in line with each other with their ends slightly separated

— di·po·lar \ˈdī-ˌpō-lər, ˌdī-ˈpō-\ adjective

Origin of DIPOLE

International Scientific Vocabulary

First Known Use: 1912

Rhymes with DIPOLE

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