noun a person or thing that does not resist or oppose
adjective describing something that does not resist or oppose
In physics, nonresistive materials are those that do not impede the flow of electric current.
Nonresistive coatings can be applied to materials to reduce friction and wear.
Nonresistive components in electrical circuits do not dissipate energy as heat.
Nonresistive elements are used in circuit design to minimize power loss and improve efficiency.
In the context of writing, 'nonresistive' may refer to characters or plotlines that do not offer opposition or conflict, allowing the story to flow smoothly without obstacles.
Psychologists may use the term 'nonresistive' when describing a patient who is compliant and open to therapy, making progress easier and more effective.
Engineers may use 'nonresistive' to describe materials or components that do not impede the flow of electricity or other forms of energy, allowing for efficient operation of a system.
Teachers may use 'nonresistive' to describe students who are receptive to learning and do not put up barriers to understanding new concepts or information.