semiactive

[sem-ee-ak-tiv]

semiactive Definition

• 1. partially active; having limited or intermittent activity
• 2. denoting a type of missile guidance system that combines elements of both active and passive guidance

Using semiactive: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "semiactive" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The volcano is semiactive, with occasional eruptions.

• Example

  The missile uses a semiactive guidance system to track its target.

semiactive Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for semiactive

• intermittent
• sporadic
• occasional
• limited
• restricted

Antonyms for semiactive

• active
• continuous
• unrestricted

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Summary: semiactive in Brief

'Semiactive' [sem-ee-ak-tiv] describes something that is partially active, with limited or intermittent activity. It can refer to natural phenomena like volcanoes or human-made systems like missile guidance. Examples include 'The volcano is semiactive, with occasional eruptions.' and 'The missile uses a semiactive guidance system to track its target.'