Nonporous

Pronunciation: /nɑnˈpɔrəs/

Definitions of nonporous

adjective not allowing the passage of air, water, or other fluids

Example Sentences

A1 The plastic cup is nonporous.

A2 The nonporous surface of the countertop makes it easy to clean.

B1 Nonporous materials like glass and metal are often used in laboratory settings.

B2 It is important to choose a nonporous grout for the bathroom to prevent mold growth.

C1 The nonporous nature of the material makes it ideal for use in medical implants.

C2 The nonporous finish of the table top resists stains and spills.

Examples of nonporous in a Sentence

formal The nonporous surface of the countertop makes it easy to clean.

informal I prefer using nonporous containers for storing food.

slang Dude, that nonporous phone case is so sleek!

figurative Her nonporous demeanor made it hard to know what she was really feeling.

Grammatical Forms of nonporous

• past tense: nonporous
• plural: nonporous
• comparative: more nonporous
• superlative: most nonporous
• present tense: nonporous
• future tense: will be nonporous
• perfect tense: has been nonporous
• continuous tense: is being nonporous
• singular: nonporous
• positive degree: nonporous
• infinitive: to be nonporous
• gerund: being nonporous
• participle: nonporous

Origin and Evolution of nonporous

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'nonporous' originated from the Latin word 'non' meaning 'not' and 'porus' meaning 'pore'.

Evolution of the word: The term 'nonporous' has maintained its meaning of not allowing the passage of air, water, or other fluids over time. It is commonly used in the context of materials or surfaces that are impermeable or do not absorb liquids.