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frangibility Meaning
frangibility (n)
quality of being easily damaged or destroyed
frangibility (n.)
The state or quality of being frangible.
frangibility Sentence Examples
- The frangibility of the glass vase demanded utmost care when handling it.
- The brittle nature, or frangibility, made the antique china prone to breakage.
- The researcher studied the frangibility of the material, analyzing its resistance to impact.
- The frangibility of the bone weakened the patient's ability to withstand stress.
- Extreme temperatures increased the frangibility of the porcelain, making it more susceptible to cracking.
- The engineer designed the bridge with a high resistance to frangibility, ensuring its durability.
- The frangibility of the leaf stems made the gardener cautious when pruning the plant.
- The sudden impact shattered the fragile window, demonstrating its high frangibility.
- The delicate nature of the butterfly's wings highlighted their inherent frangibility.
- The frangibility of the eggshell required the bird to carefully incubate its contents.
FAQs About the word frangibility
quality of being easily damaged or destroyedThe state or quality of being frangible.
fineness,fragility, exquisiteness, delicacy, brittleness,daintiness,flimsiness, friability, diaphanousness, insubstantiality
solidity, strength, coarseness, solidity, coarseness, firmness, firmness,roughness, rudeness, roughness
The frangibility of the glass vase demanded utmost care when handling it.
The brittle nature, or frangibility, made the antique china prone to breakage.
The researcher studied the frangibility of the material, analyzing its resistance to impact.
The frangibility of the bone weakened the patient's ability to withstand stress.
