English to Maori Meaning of incombustible - incombustible

Incombustible :

incombustible

adjective

Incombustible :: incombustible

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Definitions of incombustible in English

Adjective(1) not capable of igniting and burning

Examples of incombustible in English

(1) Undeterred, he took out a patent in 1797 for incombustible material: floorboards constructed from long, thick strips of fired clay.(2) Following a big fire, there are always discussions about potential techno fixes, like more supertanker planes, better foams and incombustible construction.(3) A study was conducted to investigate the incombustibility of interior wallcovering materials including wall paper, wall cloth, melamine wafer, and decorative veneer, of buildings in China.(4) Incombustibility of the board using styrofoam waste as binder was improved by increasing the density and the resin content of board.

Related Phrases of incombustible

(1) incombustible ::

incombustible

Related Phrases of incombustible

(1) incombustible ::

incombustible

Synonyms

Adjective

1. noncombustible ::

noncombustible

Antonyms

1. combustible ::

combustible

2. flammable ::

pūkākā

3. inflammable ::

inflammable

Different Forms

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