inhesion (Meaning)
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inhesion (n.)
The state of existing, of being inherent, in something; inherence.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inhesion
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inhesion Sentence Examples
- The inhesion of the stain in the fabric made it impossible to remove completely.
- The inhesion of the dye caused the clothing to retain its vibrant color even after multiple washes.
- The inhesion of the adhesive ensured a strong and lasting bond between the surfaces.
- The inhesion of the ink on the paper allowed for permanent documentation and record-keeping.
- The inhesion of the microorganisms on the surface created a biofilm that hindered antimicrobial treatment.
- The inhesion of the fragrance in the candle wax provided a long-lasting scent throughout the room.
- The inhesion of the pathogen in the host tissue made it difficult to eradicate the infection.
- The inhesion of the corrosion on the metal caused significant structural damage to the equipment.
- The inhesion of the moisture in the air led to condensation and mold growth in the humid environment.
- The inhesion of the dirt and dust in the fabric upholstery required thorough cleaning and maintenance.
FAQs About the word inhesion
The state of existing, of being inherent, in something; inherence.
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No antonyms found.
The inhesion of the stain in the fabric made it impossible to remove completely.
The inhesion of the dye caused the clothing to retain its vibrant color even after multiple washes.
The inhesion of the adhesive ensured a strong and lasting bond between the surfaces.
The inhesion of the ink on the paper allowed for permanent documentation and record-keeping.
