verb

mase

mayz

Mase (verb) means to emit or expose something to maser radiation (light amplified through stimulated emission of microwaves). Example: “The device was designed to mase at a specific microwave frequency.”

verb

To emit or expose something to maser radiation (light amplified through stimulated emission of microwaves).

"The device was designed to mase at a specific microwave frequency."

How to use mase

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA technical verb describing the action a maser performs.

Word forms

mased past tense, mases singular

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Etymology

A back-formed verb from the noun maser, on the model of "lase" from "laser."

Rhymes for mase

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Frequently asked questions

What does “mase” mean?

The word “mase” means to emit or expose something to maser radiation (light amplified through stimulated emission of microwaves). In plain terms, a technical verb describing the action a maser performs.

How do you pronounce “mase”?

“Mase” is pronounced mayz (/meɪz/ in IPA).

How do you use “mase” in a sentence?

Here is “mase” used in a sentence: “The device was designed to mase at a specific microwave frequency.”

What part of speech is “mase”?

“Mase” is a verb.