1. A radiograph (X-ray image) of a very small object or specimen, typically magnified for detailed examination.
Usage: technical; used in materials science, metallurgy, and medical diagnostics

Examples

• The engineer examined the microradiograph to detect internal flaws in the metal sample.
• Microradiographs revealed the fine structure of the bone tissue at high magnification.
• The laboratory uses microradiography to inspect small electronic components for defects.
• A microradiograph of the tooth showed the extent of the cavity beneath the surface.
• The research team compared microradiographs taken at different time intervals to track material degradation.