lubricity
lubricity
Definition
lu·bric·ity (lo̵̅o̅ bris′i tē)
noun pl. -·ties
- slipperiness; smoothness; esp., effectiveness as a lubricant as indicated by this quality
- trickiness; shiftiness
- lewdness
Etymology: Fr lubricité < LL lubricitas
lu·bri′·cious (-bris̸h′əs) adjective or lu′·bri·cous-bri kəs
lubricity
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Cadmium coatings also have good lubricity, easy solderability and other properties, which are essential for reliable service life in many engineering components.
- improve: Improves lubricity & reduces engine wear Biodiesel has very good intrinsic lubrication properties.
Adjective modifier
- permanent: Its combination of permanent lubricity and high hardness enabled filters to be easily released and significantly extended the life of the molds.
- high: The high lubricity of the formula also encourages sheeting of the rinse water, making drying quicker and easier than ever before.
- good: I really like the AG shampoo, works well and is a nice safe wash with good lubricity.
- excellent: Diamolith's 3000 Hv range and excellent lubricity will enable us to offer customers the optimum combination of hardness and low friction.
- natural: The natural lubricity of acetal makes it very difficult to stick anything to it.
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