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nonresinous

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective nonresinous has 1 sense
  1. nonresinous, non-resinous, nonresiny, non-resiny - not having resin
    Antonym: adhesive (indirect, via nonadhesive)

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Nonresinous

Description:

Nonresinous is an adjective used to describe something that does not contain or produce resin. Resin is a sticky substance that is commonly produced by plants and used in various applications.

Senses:

Sense 1:

In its primary sense, nonresinous refers to something that is free from resin or does not contain any resinous substances.

Example: The nonresinous wood is highly sought after for its durability and resistance to moisture.

Sense 2:

Nonresinous can also refer to a substance or material that does not produce or exude resin.

Example: The nonresinous adhesive is ideal for bonding non-porous surfaces.

Usage:

Usage 1:

In the field of woodworking, nonresinous wood is often favored for its ease of finishing and non-sticky nature.

Example Sentence: The furniture maker prefers to work with nonresinous hardwoods like maple and beech.

Usage 2:

In the manufacturing industry, nonresinous materials are commonly utilized in applications where the presence of sticky substances like resin can hinder production processes.

Example Sentence: The nonresinous lubricant ensures smooth operation of machinery without causing any buildup.

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