The Opposite(Antonym) of “noncombustive”
The antonyms of noncombustive are combustive and flammable. These words describe the ability of a substance to catch fire or burn.
Explore all Antonyms of “noncombustive”
Definitions and Examples of combustive, flammable
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Capable of burning or catching fire.
Example
Gasoline is a highly combustive substance that should be handled with care.
Easily ignited and capable of burning quickly.
Example
The curtains were made of flammable material, so she had to be careful while lighting candles.
Key Differences: combustive vs flammable
- 1Combustive describes the ability of a substance to catch fire or burn.
- 2Flammable describes the ease with which a substance can ignite and burn.
Effective Usage of combustive, flammable
- 1Safety Instructions: Use combustive and flammable in safety instructions to warn people about the potential hazards of certain substances.
- 2Chemistry: Use these antonyms in chemistry classes to describe the properties of different substances.
- 3Product Labels: Manufacturers can use these antonyms on product labels to indicate the level of danger associated with the product.
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Remember this!
The antonyms combustive and flammable describe the ability of a substance to catch fire or burn. Use these words in safety instructions, chemistry classes, and product labels to indicate the level of danger associated with the substance.
