fulcrate (Meaning)
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fulcrate (a.)
Propped; supported by accessory organs.
Furnished with fulcrums.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fulcrate
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fulcrate Sentence Examples
- The fulcrate of the lever acted as a pivot point, enabling the force to be amplified.
- The rock served as a natural fulcrate for the primitive seesaw.
- Engineers carefully positioned the fulcrate to optimize the efficiency of the mechanism.
- The fulcrate should be located at the midpoint of the beam for equal force distribution.
- Without a fulcrate, the lever would be unable to function as a force multiplier.
- The fulcrate of the wheelbarrow carries most of the weight, making it easy to transport heavy loads.
- The fulcrate must be strong enough to withstand the forces applied to it.
- In a compound lever, multiple fulcrates work together to create a greater mechanical advantage.
- The fulcrate of the human elbow allows for a wide range of arm movements.
- The fulcrate principle is fundamental to the operation of various tools and machines.
FAQs About the word fulcrate
Propped; supported by accessory organs., Furnished with fulcrums.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fulcrate of the lever acted as a pivot point, enabling the force to be amplified.
The rock served as a natural fulcrate for the primitive seesaw.
Engineers carefully positioned the fulcrate to optimize the efficiency of the mechanism.
The fulcrate should be located at the midpoint of the beam for equal force distribution.
