scratchproof
- adjective
- /ˈskrætʃˌpruf/
- It was titanium-coated and virtually scratchproof.
Examples
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The Rotalign Ultra shaft/coupling alignment system features a large, scratchproof backlit color screen and backlit keyboard for any working condition, day or night, indoors or out.
Academic text (2005) -
This glass-ceramic fragrances some auxiliary herring power, and its biweekly scratchproof brush allows you to foam hard-to-reach generations and crevices.
Blog text (5) -
The smartphone has ascratchproof screen, so it stays looking new for longer.
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This case is designed to be scratchproof, protecting your device from everyday wear.
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Thanks to its scratchproof coating, the surface remains clear and undamaged.
Synonyms
A strong surface on things like watches or phones that does not get marks when touched by sharp objects
Antonyms
How Scratch-Resistant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Scratchproof comes from the simple words scratch, meaning 'a small surface mark', and proof, meaning 'resistant' or 'not affected', the same proof you see in waterproof or bulletproof. So scratchproof means made to resist scratches and keep its surface looking new.