inadherent (Meaning)
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inadherent (a.)
Not adhering.
Free; not connected with the other organs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inadherent
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inadherent Sentence Examples
- The adhesive tape's inadherent surface left no residue on the delicate glass surface.
- The doctor used an inadherent dressing to protect the surgical wound from infection and irritation.
- The paint's inadherent properties prevented it from sticking to the damp wall.
- The child's skin condition caused the bandages to be inadherent, leading to constant discomfort.
- The patient had an inadherent cast that refused to stay in place, impairing their mobility.
- The label's inadherent material ensured it could be removed without tearing the packaging.
- The wound dressing's inadherent nature allowed for easy removal and inspection.
- The adhesive's inadherent properties made it unsuitable for bonding porous surfaces.
- The adhesive strips were inadherent under wet conditions, making them unreliable for outdoor use.
- The paint's inadherent finish created a non-stick surface that repelled dirt and moisture.
FAQs About the word inadherent
Not adhering., Free; not connected with the other organs.
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No antonyms found.
The adhesive tape's inadherent surface left no residue on the delicate glass surface.
The doctor used an inadherent dressing to protect the surgical wound from infection and irritation.
The paint's inadherent properties prevented it from sticking to the damp wall.
The child's skin condition caused the bandages to be inadherent, leading to constant discomfort.
