Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
fringe . - noun The appearance of false
colours in animage as the result of poorregistration of component monochrome images - noun physics Any
anomalous electric ormagnetic effect at the edges of a region - adjective that fringes
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Examples
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There's some edge enhancement and just a little purple fringing, which is noticeable upon close inspection, but isn't too distracting.
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There's some edge enhancement and just a little purple fringing, which is noticeable upon close inspection, but isn't too distracting.
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Again, the Samsung Highnote captures more detail in the shade than some of the worse cameraphones we've tried, but the fringing is a problem.
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I bound it off last night, wove in ends this morning, and am slightly more than halfway through the fringing which is easy, but tedious.
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I bound it off last night, wove in ends this morning, and am slightly more than halfway through the fringing which is easy, but tedious.
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"fringing" around the orange objects that's quite noticeable on either of mine, that I don't see on yours.
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"fringing" around the orange objects that's quite noticeable on either of mine, that I don't see on yours.
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"fringing" around the orange objects that's quite noticeable on either of mine, that I don't see on yours.
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"fringing" around the orange objects that's quite noticeable on either of mine, that I don't see on yours.
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The sweeping tall palm trees fringing the edge of the beach, seemingly bowed toward the sea, as if trying to dip their frowns over the white sands to reach the ocean for a refreshing drink of its cool water.
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