intastable (Meaning)
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intastable (a.)
Incapable of being tasted; tasteless; unsavory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intastable
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intastable Sentence Examples
- The intastable nature of the compound required precise handling to prevent premature decomposition.
- The explosive was highly intastable, making it a significant safety hazard.
- The intastable equilibrium of the system could be easily disturbed, leading to a sudden change in state.
- The chemical reaction was intastable, with a tendency to fluctuate between reactants and products.
- The catalyst accelerated the intastability of the molecule, reducing its lifespan.
- The intastable isotope decayed rapidly, making it difficult to study its properties.
- The unstable equilibrium of the system made it susceptible to even small disturbances.
- The high-energy state of the intastable molecule made it prone to sudden changes.
- The material had an intastable structure, which could collapse spontaneously at any moment.
- The intastable compound existed in a precarious state, constantly on the verge of reacting or decomposing.
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Incapable of being tasted; tasteless; unsavory.
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No antonyms found.
The intastable nature of the compound required precise handling to prevent premature decomposition.
The explosive was highly intastable, making it a significant safety hazard.
The intastable equilibrium of the system could be easily disturbed, leading to a sudden change in state.
The chemical reaction was intastable, with a tendency to fluctuate between reactants and products.
