tensible Synonyms
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tensible Meaning
Webster
tensible (a.)
Capable of being extended or drawn out; ductile; tensible.
tensible Sentence Examples
- The elastic band displayed remarkable tensibility, stretching significantly without breaking.
- The tensible properties of the new material allowed it to withstand high tensile forces.
- The tensibility of the fabric made it ideal for garments that needed to stretch and conform to the body.
- The tensible strength of the rope ensured that it could safely support heavy loads.
- The metal's high tensibility allowed it to be cold-drawn into incredibly thin wires.
- The tensible quality of the plastic allowed it to be molded into various shapes while maintaining its integrity.
- The tensile strength of the bond between the materials exceeded the tensibility of the individual components.
- The tensible capacity of the bridge design accounted for the weight of heavy vehicles and wind loads.
- The tensibility of the prosthetic ligament ensured that it could restore the natural movement of the joint.
- The tensible properties of the surgical suture allowed it to close wounds securely without tearing or becoming damaged.
FAQs About the word tensible
Capable of being extended or drawn out; ductile; tensible.
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The elastic band displayed remarkable tensibility, stretching significantly without breaking.
The tensible properties of the new material allowed it to withstand high tensile forces.
The tensibility of the fabric made it ideal for garments that needed to stretch and conform to the body.
The tensible strength of the rope ensured that it could safely support heavy loads.
