Definition

Capable of forming connections or bonds with other substances or materials.

Example

The new adhesive is bondable to various surfaces, making it very versatile.

Conversation

Did you know that some materials are more bondable than others?

Really? I thought they all worked the same way.

Nope, some can stick together better, which is super useful.

That makes sense! I guess it’s all about the chemistry.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Bondable → It is formed from "bond" (from Old English "bonda", meaning a peasant or farmer, which evolved to mean a connection or tie) and "-able" (meaning capable of). The word "bondable" means capable of being bonded or tied together.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'bond' as a connection or tie, and '-able' means capable of. So, bondable means something that can be connected or tied together.

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