Definitions and Examples of collapsable, unstable, weak
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
collapsable
Capable of being folded or flattened for storage or transportation.
Example
The camping table is collapsable, making it easy to pack and carry.
Not firmly fixed or steady; likely to change or collapse.
Example
The old bridge was unstable and dangerous to cross.
Lacking physical strength or stability; easily broken or damaged.
Example
The cardboard box was too weak to hold all the books.
Key Differences: collapsable vs unstable vs weak
- 1Collapsable refers to objects that can be folded or flattened for storage or transportation.
- 2Unstable describes objects that are not firmly fixed or steady and likely to change or collapse.
- 3Weak refers to objects that lack physical strength or stability and are easily broken or damaged.
Effective Usage of collapsable, unstable, weak
- 1Packing and Storage: Use collapsable to describe objects that can be easily folded or flattened for storage or transportation.
- 2Structural Stability: Use unstable to describe objects that are not firmly fixed or steady and likely to change or collapse.
- 3Physical Strength: Use weak to describe objects that lack physical strength or stability and are easily broken or damaged.
Remember this!
The antonyms of noncollapsable describe objects or structures that can be easily damaged, broken, or fall apart. Use collapsable to describe objects that can be easily folded or flattened, unstable to describe objects that are not firmly fixed or steady, and weak to describe objects that lack physical strength or stability.
