flushable
- adjective
- /ˈflʌʃəbl/
- Specialized
- The new sink is flushable with the countertop.
Examples
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The architect recommended flushable panels to create a smooth, continuous surface.
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For a modern look, choose flushable floor vents that do not stick out.
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The new light switch is flushable, making it blend seamlessly with the wall.
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Make sure your toilet is flushable.
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The new light switch is flushable, making it blend seamlessly with the wall.
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For a modern look, choose flushable floor vents that do not stick out.
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The architect recommended flushable panels to create a smooth, continuous surface.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flushable comes from the word flush, which originally comes from a root meaning 'to flow', the same idea you see in flow or fluid. So when something is called 'flushable' for fitting into a wall or floor, it means it can be put in so it is 'level' or 'even' with the surface, as if it 'flows' into place.