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What (who) is tension$82323$ - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Tension (disambiguation); Tension (album); Tension (song); Tension (band)
tensile
PULLING FORCE TRANSMITTED AXIALLY – OPPOSITE OF COMPRESSION
Tensile; Tension (mechanics); Unbalanced forces; Tensile force; Unbalanced force; Uniaxial tension; Slacken; Slackens; Slackening; Slackened; Tensility
You use tensile when you are talking about the amount of stress that materials such as wire, rope, and concrete can take without breaking; a technical term in engineering.
Certain materials can be manufactured with a high tensile strength.
ADJ: ADJ n
tensile
PULLING FORCE TRANSMITTED AXIALLY – OPPOSITE OF COMPRESSION
Tensile; Tension (mechanics); Unbalanced forces; Tensile force; Unbalanced force; Uniaxial tension; Slacken; Slackens; Slackening; Slackened; Tensility
['t?ns??l]
¦ adjective
1. relating to tension.
2. capable of being drawn out or stretched.
Derivatives
tensility noun
Origin
C17: from med. L. tensilis, from L. tendere 'to stretch'.
tensile
PULLING FORCE TRANSMITTED AXIALLY – OPPOSITE OF COMPRESSION
Tensile; Tension (mechanics); Unbalanced forces; Tensile force; Unbalanced force; Uniaxial tension; Slacken; Slackens; Slackening; Slackened; Tensility
a.
Tensible, ductile.
