flowable
- adjective
- /ˈfloʊəbl/
:
fluido
- Few such fungi or nematode products now on the market come in dry, flowable granules like Pesta.
Examples
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Wisconsin Ready-Mix Concrete Association of Hales Corners will get a $15,690 grant to hold a series of six demonstrations on flowable fill, a concrete-like slurry used as fill or backfill material.
Academic text (1998) -
That then made me look at when the first flowable concrete was produced.
Blog text (13) -
Water starts the hydration process needed to bond the concrete together; it also ensures your mix can be flowable.
Blog text (13) -
Because the UHPC mixtures were, immediately after mixing, moderately flowable, their slump values could be measured over time.
Academic text (2017) -
The new paving material is highly flowable, allowing it to fill gaps easily.
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For best results, the paint should be flowable to ensure a smooth finish.
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The recipe calls for a flowable batter that can be poured easily into the pan.
Synonyms
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3.1
Liquid enough to flow from a cup or bottle
Antonyms
How Fluid
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flowable comes from flow + -able. Flow means 'to move like water' and -able means 'can be', so something flowable is 'able to move or be poured easily', often said about liquids or powders that move smoothly.