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nonconductor

 

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Noun nonconductor has 1 sense
  1. insulator, dielectric, nonconductor - a material such as glass or porcelain with negligible electrical or thermal conductivity
    --1 is a kind of material, stuff
    --1 has particulars: bushing; mineral wool, rock wool; glass wool

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Nonconductor

Description:

A nonconductor refers to a material or substance that does not easily allow the flow of electric current or heat, making it a poor conductor. Nonconductors, also known as insulators, have high resistance to the flow of electricity.

Sample sentences:

Noun (Scientific Sense):

  • The plastic handle of the screwdriver acts as a nonconductor, preventing electric shocks to the user.
  • Rubber bands are excellent nonconductors as they do not allow electric current to pass through them.

Noun (Figurative Sense):

  • In today's digital world, being technologically illiterate can result in being a nonconductor in society.
  • Some people are nonconductors when it comes to accepting new ideas or embracing change.

Related adjective:

  • The nonconductive coating on the wire ensures safe and efficient electrical connections.
  • To avoid accidents, it is crucial to use nonconductive materials near high voltage areas.

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