Associations to the word «Tensile»
Noun
- Hardness
- Collagen
- Strength
- Shear
- Deformation
- Alloy
- Stiffness
- Stress
- Psi
- Conductivity
- Fracture
- Composite
- Compression
- Fiber
- Cartilage
- Steel
- Concrete
- Rupture
- Corrosion
- Yield
- Fibre
- Tendon
- Strain
- Titanium
- Cellulose
- Cracking
- Creep
- Filler
- Yarn
- Ligament
- Fatigue
- Polymer
- Load
- Rockwell
- Filament
- Rubber
- Flexibility
- Resin
- Viscosity
- Nylon
- Resistance
- Thickness
- Crack
- Aluminium
- Adhesion
- Molding
- Manganese
- Cu
- Poly
- Silk
- Reinforcement
- Testing
- Ut
- Material
- Carbon
- Tension
- Bonding
- Fabric
- Graphite
- Magnesium
- Metal
- Ceramic
- Coefficient
- Friction
- Solubility
- Lb
- Temperature
Adjective
Wiktionary
TENSILE, adjective. Of or pertaining to tension
TENSILE, adjective. Capable of being stretched; ductile
TENSILE STRAIN, noun. (physics) The relative elongation of a material when subjected to tension
TENSILE STRENGTH, noun. Alternative form of ultimate tensile strength
TENSILE STRENGTHS, noun. Plural of tensile strength
Dictionary definition
TENSILE, adjective. Of or relating to tension; "tensile stress"; "tensile pull".
TENSILE, adjective. Capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out; "ductile copper"; "malleable metals such as gold"; "they soaked the leather to made it pliable"; "pliant molten glass"; "made of highly tensile steel alloy".
Wise words
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