tractional (Meaning)
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tractional (a.)
Of or relating to traction.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tractional
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tractional Sentence Examples
- The tractor's tractional force enabled it to pull heavy loads over rough terrain.
- The snow chains on the tires increased the vehicle's tractional grip on icy roads.
- The athlete's cleats provided tractional support, preventing them from slipping during the game.
- The climber wore tractional boots for improved grip on slippery mountain surfaces.
- The tractional coefficient measures the resistance to sliding between two surfaces.
- The tractional resistance of a fluid is determined by its viscosity and flow rate.
- The scientist studied the tractional properties of different materials to optimize their engineering applications.
- The tractional organs of certain animals, such as gecko feet, allow them to adhere to vertical surfaces.
- The tractional force generated by muscles is essential for movement and locomotion.
- The tractional efficiency of a vehicle is affected by factors such as tire design and surface conditions.
FAQs About the word tractional
Of or relating to traction.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tractor's tractional force enabled it to pull heavy loads over rough terrain.
The snow chains on the tires increased the vehicle's tractional grip on icy roads.
The athlete's cleats provided tractional support, preventing them from slipping during the game.
The climber wore tractional boots for improved grip on slippery mountain surfaces.
