What is the Opposite(Antonym) of “resinous”?

The Opposite(Antonym) of “resinous”

The antonyms of resinous are non-sticky and non-viscous. The antonym non-sticky means not adhesive or not able to stick to other surfaces, while non-viscous means having low resistance to flow or being thin and watery.

Explore all Antonyms of “resinous”

• non-sticky
• non-viscous

Definitions and Examples of non-sticky, non-viscous

Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!

non-sticky

Not adhesive or not able to stick to other surfaces.

Example

The non-stick coating on the frying pan made it easy to clean and prevented food from sticking.

non-viscous

Having low resistance to flow or being thin and watery.

Example

The non-viscous liquid flowed easily through the narrow tube without clogging it.

Key Differences: non-sticky vs non-viscous

• 1. Non-sticky refers to the ability of a substance to not adhere to other surfaces, while resinous refers to the presence of resin or a sticky substance.
• 2. Non-viscous refers to the thinness and fluidity of a substance, while resinous refers to the presence of a sticky substance.

Effective Usage of non-sticky, non-viscous

• 1. Science: Use resinous to describe substances that contain resin or have a sticky texture.
• 2. Cooking: Use non-sticky to describe cooking surfaces or utensils that prevent food from sticking.
• 3. Engineering: Use non-viscous to describe fluids that have low resistance to flow and can move easily through narrow spaces.

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Remember this!

The antonyms of resinous are non-sticky and non-viscous. Non-sticky refers to the ability of a substance to not adhere to other surfaces, while non-viscous refers to the thinness and fluidity of a substance. Use these words in science, cooking, and engineering contexts to describe substances, surfaces, and fluids.