bondable

An obsolete adjective meaning capable of being bonded or bound, often used in legal or financial contexts in the past.

• 🇫🇷Adjectif désuet signifiant qui peut être lié ou attaché, ou qui peut contracter un engagement juridique ou financier, notamment au sens d'émettre des obligations.

1. Capable of being fastened or secured B2 formal

   Able to be tied, attached, or secured with a rope, chain, or other bond.

   • The cargo is bondable with heavy-duty straps.
   • These materials are bondable using industrial adhesives.
   • The rope is strong enough to make the load bondable.

   🇫🇷pouvant être lié ou fixé

   Synonymes: attachablebindable

   Antonymes: detachableloose

2. Capable of holding together or cohering C1 formal

   Describes particles or substances that can stick together or form a cohesive mass.

   • The clay is highly bondable when mixed with water.
   • These particles are bondable under high pressure.
   • The powder becomes bondable after adding a binding agent.

   🇫🇷Liant, cohésif

   Synonymes: adhesiveagglutinativecohesivestickytenacious

• more bondable comparative form
• most bondable superlative form