Scratch-Proof

Pronunciation: /skrætʃ-pruːf/

Definitions of scratch-proof

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case 'scratch-proof' describes something that is resistant to scratches.

Example Sentences

A1 This phone case is scratch-proof.

A2 The new watch is advertised as scratch-proof.

B1 I prefer buying scratch-proof sunglasses for outdoor activities.

B2 The company claims that their laptops are scratch-proof and durable.

C1 The scratch-proof coating on the car's paint ensures it stays looking new for years.

C2 The scratch-proof screen protector on my phone has saved it from damage multiple times.

Examples of scratch-proof in a Sentence

formal The new phone model boasts a scratch-proof screen, ensuring durability and longevity.

informal I got a scratch-proof case for my new laptop so I don't have to worry about damaging it.

slang This watch is totally scratch-proof, so I can wear it without being careful at all.

figurative Her confidence was like a scratch-proof shield, protecting her from any negative comments.

Grammatical Forms of scratch-proof

• past tense: scratch-proofed
• plural: scratch-proofed
• comparative: more scratch-proof
• superlative: most scratch-proof
• present tense: scratch-proof
• future tense: will be scratch-proof
• perfect tense: have been scratch-proof
• continuous tense: is scratch-proofing
• singular: scratch-proof
• positive degree: scratch-proof
• infinitive: to scratch-proof
• gerund: scratch-proofing
• participle: scratch-proofed

Origin and Evolution of scratch-proof

First Known Use: 1929 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'scratch-proof' originated in the English language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe materials or products that were resistant to scratches, the term 'scratch-proof' has evolved to encompass a wider range of items and technologies that are designed to prevent damage from scratches or abrasions.