unburnable
- noun
- /ʌnˈbɜrnəbl/
- Specialized
- Please put all unburnable in the blue bin for non-combustible waste collection.
Examples
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The city provides special bags for unburnable to help with recycling and waste management.
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Glass and metal are considered unburnable and must be disposed of separately.
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The recycling center accepts unburnable materials.
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He sorted the trash into unburnable and combustible items.
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Please put all unburnable waste in the blue bin for non-combustible refuse collection.
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Glass and metal are categorized as unburnable materials and must be disposed of separately.
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The recycling center accepts items labeled as unburnable for proper disposal.
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Morphology
Etymology
The word unburnable is made of un- 'not' and burnable 'able to burn'. As a noun it means items that are 'not able to burn', like glass and metal, which must be put in special bins rather than burned.