lubrical Antonyms
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Meaning of lubrical
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lubrical (a.)
Having a smooth surface; slippery.
Lascivious; wanton; lewd.
lubrical Sentence Examples
- The machinist applied a lubrical oil to the engine's moving parts to reduce friction.
- The lubrical properties of silicone grease made it an ideal sealant for water-resistant applications.
- The lack of lubrication caused the metal gears to grind together, creating a lubrical sound.
- The presence of a lubrical lubricant ensures smooth operation and extended component life.
- Scientists are developing new lubrical materials that can withstand extreme temperatures and wear.
- The surgical instruments were coated with a lubrical gel to facilitate insertion.
- The conveyor belt required regular lubrication to prevent wear and tear.
- The lubrical chain lube is designed to reduce friction and protect metallic surfaces.
- The lubrical additives in the engine oil protect metal components from corrosion.
- The lubrical nature of the substance made it suitable for greasing moving machinery.
FAQs About the word lubrical
Having a smooth surface; slippery., Lascivious; wanton; lewd.
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The machinist applied a lubrical oil to the engine's moving parts to reduce friction.
The lubrical properties of silicone grease made it an ideal sealant for water-resistant applications.
The lack of lubrication caused the metal gears to grind together, creating a lubrical sound.
The presence of a lubrical lubricant ensures smooth operation and extended component life.
