Pronunciation: /tɛnˈsɪləti/
noun the quality of being easily stretched or bent
A1 Rubber bands are known for their tensility.
A2 The tensility of the fabric allows for easy stretching.
B1 Engineers often consider the tensility of materials when designing structures.
B2 The tensility of the rope was tested before use in mountain climbing.
C1 The tensility of the steel cables used in the bridge construction was carefully calculated.
C2 The tensility of the material was a key factor in determining its suitability for the project.
adjective having the ability to be stretched or bent easily
A1 The rubber band has good tensility.
A2 The fabric used for the dress is known for its tensility.
B1 The tensility of the rope allowed us to climb the steep cliff.
B2 The gymnast's performance showcased her incredible tensility and flexibility.
C1 The material's tensility was tested under extreme conditions to ensure its durability.
C2 The engineering team studied the tensility of the bridge's cables to determine its load-bearing capacity.
formal The material's tensility allows it to stretch without breaking under pressure.
informal I was impressed by the tensility of the fabric; it was so stretchy!
slang Whoa, did you see the tensility on that rubber band? It's crazy stretchy!
figurative Her emotional tensility was evident as she navigated the difficult situation with grace.
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