resistant Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- unwilling
- competing
- intractable
- conflicting
- adverse
- hard
- hostile
- refractory
- wilful
- contrary
- countering
- averse
- insubordinate
- wayward
- unruly
- counteracting
- recalcitrant
- rebellious
- balky
- against
- rebel
Weak:
Strongest:
- understanding
- tolerant
- benign
- unresistant
- friendly
- friendly
- benign
- unresistant
- complying
- tolerant
- understanding
- complying
Strong:
- supportive
- positive
- positive
- cordial
- supportive
- hospitable
- affable
- agreeable
- affable
- favorable
- cordial
- amicable
- favorable
- sympathetic
- advantageous
- congenial
- sympathetic
- agreeable
- congenial
- amiable
- amiable
- advantageous
- amicable
- hospitable
Weak:
resistant Meaning
resistant (s)
relating to or conferring immunity (to disease or infection)
able to tolerate environmental conditions or physiological stress
impervious to being affected
disposed to or engaged in defiance of established authority
incapable of absorbing or mixing with
resistant (a.)
Making resistance; resisting.
resistant (n.)
One who, or that which, resists.
resistant Sentence Examples
- The bacteria was resistant to antibiotics, making treatment difficult.
- The material exhibited excellent heat-resistant properties, withstanding extreme temperatures.
- The fabric was highly water-resistant, protecting against heavy rain and splashes.
- The coating was acid-resistant, protecting metal surfaces from corrosion.
- The paint was scratch-resistant, ensuring a durable finish for surfaces.
- The medication was designed to be time-resistant, providing prolonged effects.
- The plant was resistant to pests, minimizing the need for insecticides.
- The strain of wheat was drought-resistant, allowing it to thrive in dry conditions.
- The metal alloy was corrosion-resistant, resisting rust and degradation.
- The polymer was fire-resistant, preventing it from igniting and spreading flames.
FAQs About the word resistant
relating to or conferring immunity (to disease or infection), able to tolerate environmental conditions or physiological stress, impervious to being affected, d
hesitant, reluctant, willful,resisting, opposed, opposing, defiant,unwilling, competing, intractable
understanding, tolerant, benign, unresistant, friendly, friendly, benign, unresistant, complying,tolerant
The bacteria was resistant to antibiotics, making treatment difficult.
The material exhibited excellent heat-resistant properties, withstanding extreme temperatures.
The fabric was highly water-resistant, protecting against heavy rain and splashes.
The coating was acid-resistant, protecting metal surfaces from corrosion.
