scotogenic

[US]/ˌskɒtəˈdʒenɪk/
[UK]/ˌskɑːtəˈd�ɛnɪk/

Translation

adj.relating to or causing darkness; producing darkness
n.carcinogenicity; the property of being able to cause cancer

Phrases & Collocations

scotogenic model

scotogenic dark matter

scotogenic mechanism

scotogenic scenario

scotogenic framework

scotogenic production

scotogenic origin

scotogenic decay

scotogenic channel

scotogenically induced

Example Sentences

the journalist's scotogenic bias created blind spots in the political coverage.

his scotogenic narrative ignored the economic realities facing millions.

the scotogenic framing of the debate obscured more than it revealed.

media outlets often develop scotogenic tendencies that distort public perception.

the scotogenic effect of partisan language has polarized the electorate.

her scotogenic metaphor effectively silenced alternative viewpoints.

the documentary exposed the scotogenic bias embedded in historical narratives.

academic discourse sometimes suffers from a scotogenic tendency to overlook dissenting research.

the politician employed a scotogenic strategy to avoid addressing key issues.

social media algorithms can create scotogenic bubbles that limit exposure to diverse perspectives.

the scotogenic language used in diplomatic communications masked the underlying tensions.

public health communication must avoid scotogenic messaging that undermines trust.

the committee's scotogenic approach led to systemic failures in policy implementation.

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