Usually means: Not transmitting actinic, or chemical, rays.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (adiactinic)

▸ adjective:  (chemistry) Not transmitting the actinic rays.

Similar:
unactinic, nonactinic, inactinic, athermanous, nonactivating, anicteric, nondiffusing, nonradiative, unrayed, unradiant, more...

Opposite:
actinic, radiative, photochemical

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Similar:
unactinic, nonactinic, inactinic, athermanous, nonactivating, anicteric, nondiffusing, nonradiative, unrayed, unradiant, more...

Opposite:
actinic, radiative, photochemical



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