fusible (Meaning)
Wordnet
fusible (s)
capable of being melted and fused
Webster
fusible (v. t.)
CapabIe of being melted or liquefied.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fusible
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fusible Sentence Examples
- The fusible alloy melted effortlessly under the heat, allowing the wires to join seamlessly.
- The electrical fuse contained a fusible wire designed to break the circuit in case of excessive current.
- The fusible link in the sprinkler system activated quickly, releasing water to extinguish the fire.
- The metal's low melting point made it highly fusible, suitable for casting complex shapes.
- The technician carefully soldered the wires together, ensuring the fusible connection remained intact.
- The fusible cloth provided protection against heat up to a certain temperature, ideal for firefighters' uniforms.
- The fusible element in the thermostat controlled the temperature of the heating system, preventing overheating.
- The thin metal ribbon served as a fusible safety device, breaking apart when exposed to excessive heat.
- The engineer analyzed the fusible properties of various metals to determine their suitability for specific applications.
- The jeweler used a fusible torch to solder the delicate pieces of the necklace together, creating a secure and elegant bond.
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capable of being melted and fusedCapabIe of being melted or liquefied.
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The fusible alloy melted effortlessly under the heat, allowing the wires to join seamlessly.
The electrical fuse contained a fusible wire designed to break the circuit in case of excessive current.
The fusible link in the sprinkler system activated quickly, releasing water to extinguish the fire.
The metal's low melting point made it highly fusible, suitable for casting complex shapes.
