bondable
- adjective
- Specialized
Examples
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Construction is a bondable activity, and investment bankers love floating bonds.
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The Nav Canada example of user-board governance and a bondable user-charge funding system is the best model for what the ATO should become.
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The Nav Canada example of user-board governance and a bondable user-charge funding system is the best model for what the ATO should become.
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The materials used for this project are bondable, ensuring a strong and lasting connection.
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Before you start, make sure the surfaces are clean and bondable for a proper adhesive seal.
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These special adhesives are designed to work on bondable surfaces that require a secure hold.
Synonyms
A thing that you can fasten to something else
Able to join with other devices and parts
Can connect to another part
Can be attached to a surface
Can be fastened so it stays in place
Can be fixed to another surface for use
Can be fastened with rope, straps, or ties
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bondable comes from bond, which means 'to join or tie', and the ending -able, which means 'able to be'. So bondable means 'able to be joined', which is why we call a material bondable when it can be stuck or fastened to something else.