fire-resisting
- adjective
- /ˈfaɪər rɪˈzɪstɪŋ/
- Specialized
- Modern regulations require fire-resisting wall panels in stairwells to enhance safety during emergencies.
Examples
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The building was constructed with fire-resisting materials for increased safety.
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We need to choose fire-resisting doors for the laboratory.
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Modern regulations require fire-resisting wall panels in stairwells.
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This is a fire-resisting material.
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The fire-resisting curtains were a great investment!
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The building was constructed with fire-resisting materials to ensure it remains safe in case of a fire.
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For safety reasons, we need to choose fire-resisting doors for the laboratory to prevent fire spread.
Synonyms
Not easily set on fire and designed to slow the spread of flames
Not easy to burn because it has a special treatment
Not easily burned in a fire
Hard to burn or set on fire
Does not catch fire or burn easily
A material or building that is difficult to burn and able to stay whole in a fire for some time
Antonyms
How Fire-Resistant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fire-resisting comes from the simple parts fire and resist, where resist means 'to stand against' or 'hold back'. So a fire-resisting material is one that 'stands against' fire and does not burn or get damaged easily.