tractility (Meaning)
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tractility (n.)
The quality of being tractile; ductility.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tractility
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
tractility Sentence Examples
- The metal's tractility made it easy to shape into intricate forms.
- The thin wire demonstrated exceptional tractility, allowing it to be stretched without breaking.
- The clay's high tractility enabled it to be molded and sculpted into various shapes.
- The rubber band's tractility allowed it to stretch and return to its original shape repeatedly.
- The lead solder had excellent tractility, making it suitable for delicate electrical connections.
- The polymer's low tractility limited its ability to withstand deformation without cracking.
- The goldsmith relied on the tractility of gold to create intricate jewelry designs.
- The metal's tractility was a crucial factor in its use for the production of surgical instruments.
- The glassblower utilized the tractility of molten glass to create stunning decorative objects.
- The artist harnessed the tractility of clay to express their emotions and experiences through sculpture.
FAQs About the word tractility
The quality of being tractile; ductility.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The metal's tractility made it easy to shape into intricate forms.
The thin wire demonstrated exceptional tractility, allowing it to be stretched without breaking.
The clay's high tractility enabled it to be molded and sculpted into various shapes.
The rubber band's tractility allowed it to stretch and return to its original shape repeatedly.
