Definition Synonyms
Definition of dissipative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
energy lossTECH. causing energy to be lost, usually in the form of heatTECH.
- The dissipative effect of the material helps in thermal management.
2.
resource dispersionRare related to the dispersion of resourcesRare
- The dissipative process led to resource depletion.
Origin of dissipative
Latin, dissipare (to scatter) + -ive (adjective suffix)
Examples of dissipative in a sentence
Dissipative materials are crucial in electronic devices. The dissipative nature of the system caused energy loss. Dissipative forces in the environment reduced efficiency.
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- French:dissipatif, éparpillé, ...
- German:dissipativ, verteilend, ...
- Italian:dissipativo, dispersivo, ...
- Spanish:disipativo, dispersivo, ...
- Portuguese:dissipativo, esgotante, ...
- Chinese:耗散的, 消散的, ...
- Japanese:散逸的, 散逸的な, ...
- Arabic:مبدد, تَبَدُّدِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְאַבֵּד אֵנֶרְגְּיָה, מְפַזֵּר, ...
- Russian:рассеивающий энергию, рассеивающий, ...
- Ukrainian:дисипативний, розсіювальний, ...
- Hindi:अपव्ययी, विघटनशील, ...
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