flanged Antonyms
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Meaning of flanged
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flanged (imp. & p. p.)
of Flange
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flanged (a.)
Having a flange or flanges; as, a flanged wheel.
flanged Sentence Examples
- The flanged end of the pipe facilitated a secure and leak-proof connection.
- The interlocking flanges of the metal sheets provided additional strength to the structure.
- The flanged wheel on the locomotive provided traction and stability on the tracks.
- The carpenter used a flanged chisel to create decorative grooves in the wooden panel.
- The flanged rods on the machine interlocked smoothly, ensuring precise movement.
- The flanged bearings in the engine reduced friction and wear, enhancing its performance.
- The soldier wore flanged boots that protected their feet from harsh terrain and provided excellent grip.
- The flanged edges of the pottery bowl prevented spills and made it easier to handle.
- The flanged nut had a wide, flat surface that distributed pressure evenly, preventing damage to the bolt.
- The plumber used a flanged coupler to join two pipes together, creating a secure and reliable connection.
FAQs About the word flanged
of Flange, Having a flange or flanges; as, a flanged wheel.
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The flanged end of the pipe facilitated a secure and leak-proof connection.
The interlocking flanges of the metal sheets provided additional strength to the structure.
The flanged wheel on the locomotive provided traction and stability on the tracks.
The carpenter used a flanged chisel to create decorative grooves in the wooden panel.
