casing

[ˈkeɪsɪŋ]

casing Definition

  • 1the outer cover or shell of a machine or other object
  • 2the process of enclosing or covering something in a case

Using casing: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "casing" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The phone's casing was cracked.

  • Example

    The casing of the computer was made of plastic.

  • Example

    The casing of the bullet is made of brass.

casing Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with casing

  • the distinction between uppercase and lowercase letters in writing

    Example

    The program is case-sensitive, so make sure you use the correct letter casing.

  • a type of nail used for attaching trim to walls

    Example

    He used a casing nail to attach the molding to the wall.

  • a large-diameter pipe used to line a wellbore

    Example

    The casing pipe is cemented into place to prevent collapse of the wellbore.

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Summary: casing in Brief

The term 'casing' [ˈkeɪsɪŋ] refers to the outer cover or shell of an object, or the process of enclosing or covering something. It can refer to the cover of a machine or electronic device, as well as the shell of a bullet. 'Casing' also extends to phrases like 'letter casing,' which denotes the distinction between uppercase and lowercase letters in writing, and 'casing nail,' which is a type of nail used for attaching trim to walls.

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