bondable
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Capable of holding together or cohering: Describes a material or substance whose particles can stick together to form a solid or cohesive mass.
- Capable of being fastened or secured with a rope or bond: Describes an object that can be tied down, restrained, or made secure using a cord, rope, strap, or similar fastener.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The clay was very bondable, making it perfect for sculpting. (The clay particles cohered well.)
- Ensure all bondable items on the truck are properly secured before transport. (Ensure all items that can be tied down are fastened.)
- This adhesive creates a bondable surface on even the smoothest metals. (The adhesive makes the surface capable of holding together with another material.)
Advanced Usage
- Technical/Engineering Context: In manufacturing, "bondable" often describes surfaces prepared for adhesion or materials suitable for bonding processes.
- The substrate must be clean and bondable for the coating to adhere properly.
- Financial Context: While less common for this specific form, the related term "bondable" can refer to a person who can be insured by a fidelity bond (a form of insurance against theft or misconduct by an employee). This usage is typically covered under the noun "bond" or phrase "bondable employee."
- All cash handlers must be bondable. (They must be eligible for a fidelity bond.)
Variants and Related Words
- Bond (verb/noun): The act of holding together or a thing that binds.
- These materials bond well under heat.
- Bondability (noun): The quality of being bondable.
- The bondability of the plastic was tested in the lab.
- Bindable: A near-synonym meaning capable of being bound or fastened.
Synonyms
- Cohesive: Having the property of sticking together.
- Fastenable: Capable of being fastened or secured.
- Securable: Able to be made secure.
Related Phrases
- Bondable surface: A surface prepared for adhesion.
- Sanding creates a more bondable surface for the paint.
- Bondable employee: An employee who meets the criteria for being covered by a fidelity bond.
- The position requires a bondable employee due to financial responsibilities.
Adjective
- capable of holding together or cohering; as particles in a mass
- capable of being fastened or secured with a rope or bond