Definitions and Examples of asphalt, asphalted
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
A black, sticky substance derived from petroleum that is used to cover roads, pavements, and roofs.
Example
The workers were laying down a fresh layer of asphalt on the road.
Covered with a layer of asphalt material.
Example
The parking lot was asphalted to provide a smooth surface for cars.
Key Differences: asphalt vs asphalted
- 1Asphalt is a noun that refers to the black, sticky substance used to cover roads and pavements.
- 2Asphalted is an adjective that describes a surface that has been covered with a layer of asphalt material.
Effective Usage of asphalt, asphalted
- 1Construction: Use asphalt and asphalted when referring to surfaces that are covered with asphalt material.
- 2Transportation: Use asphalt to describe the surface of roads and pavements.
- 3Engineering: Use asphalted to describe surfaces that have been covered with a layer of asphalt material in construction projects.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of nonasphalt are asphalt and asphalted. These words are used to describe surfaces that are either covered with asphalt or made of asphalt material. Use them in contexts related to construction, transportation, and engineering to communicate effectively.
