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conductorless

8.9

Without anything that carries electricity or heat

adjective
/kənˈdʌktərləs/

Specialized

: sin conductor

The new material is completely conductorless, making it ideal for electrical insulation.

Examples

Because the device was conductorless, it could not transmit any electrical current.
A conductorless design reduces the risk of accidental electric shocks in sensitive equipment.
This device is conductorless and operates efficiently.
They developed a conductorless circuit for better performance.
The new material is completely conductorless, making it ideal for electrical insulation.
A conductorless design reduces the risk of accidental electric shocks in sensitive equipment.
Because the device was conductorless, it could not transmit any electrical current.

Synonyms

nonconductive

vsconductorless

6.3

Not able to carry heat, electricity, or sound

is about lacking a material, component, or path that lets energy pass

non-conducting

vsconductorless

Specialized

5.8

Not able to let heat, electricity or sound pass through

is seen as absence of a part or path that lets energy move

nonconducting

vsconductorless

5.8

Not allowing electricity, heat, or sound to pass through

is used when a material or route that carries energy is missing

uncurrent

vsconductorless

Specialized

9.5

Not letting electricity move through it

is about lacking a component or path rather than lacking flow

Surface Forms

conductorless positive

Morphology

conductorless = conductor (transparent) = conduct + or + less

The adjective is directly formed from 'conductor' + '-less' meaning 'without a conductor' in the physical/material sense.

Etymology

Conductorless comes from conductor, which is from conduct meaning 'to carry', plus the ending -less meaning 'without'. A conductor is something that carries electricity, so conductorless means 'without the material that carries electricity', which is why it describes things that do not let electricity pass.