actinic

The explosion was actinic white, less like dynamite than lightning.

There was only one explanation for that kind of intense actinic blast.

The term actinic rays is used to refer to this phenomenon.

The actinic detonation had lasted only a fraction of a second.

The dragon is prevented from leaving the desert by actinic boundaries.

All at once, amid a burst of actinic flare, everything was transformed.

There was a jumble of reds and greens, actinic blues.

After a half-dozen tries, an actinic spark flashed between the two weapons.

Many corals require a deep blue or actinic spectrum of light to thrive.

It fired a wild actinic jet of its own.

The actinic ray burns were proof of his story.

Answering fire made actinic flares among the spires and blocks.

The light resolved itself into two actinic blue lances.

After a few seconds the guards saw actinic fire stab down through the mists.

It burst into a blue white actinic radiance from which I turned dazzled eyes.

Then something actinic and mighty flashed, striking like a fist toward the heart of a great land mass.

This is the most commonly used treatment for actinic keratoses.

An actinic blue-white light lit it, reflected off buildings and through windows.

A brief wink of actinic light flared and died.

After a year, people may well have fewer actinic keratoses, he added.

The silver gleamed brightly in the hard, actinic light.

There was another flash of that unbearable actinic flame.

Harsh, blinding, actinic, the lights sparked on before they reached the fence.

Actinic flashes burst in front of his eyes.

For every 10 actinic keratoses monitored, he said, 4 disappeared.