refract
- v subject to refraction
refract a light beam - v determine the refracting power of (a lens)
- In this unsavory fun house of horrors, Playwright Orton tries to refract he face of evil from the distorting mirrors of the humanly grotesque, but us talents run more to seamy .
- His genius has been to recognize and to refract that reality, to bend the nightmare to his own fantastical purposes.
- I spoke of using stone in a major way that could reflect and refract the unique quality of the Southern California light, that would be grounded in the earth and feel like part of .