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Definition of tensional - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
psychologyRare related to emotional or mental tensionRare
- She felt a tensional atmosphere in the room.
2.
physicsTECH. related to physical tension in materialsTECH.
- The tensional strength of the cable is impressive.
Origin of tensional
Latin, tensio (stretching)
Examples of tensional in a sentence
Her tensional stress was evident in her voice. Engineers tested the tensional properties of the new material. The bridge's design must account for tensional forces.
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- French:tendu, tensionnel, ...
- German:angespannt, spannungsbezogen, ...
- Italian:tensionale, relativo alla tensione, ...
- Spanish:tenso, tensional, ...
- Portuguese:tenso, de tensão, ...
- Chinese:紧张的, 紧张, ...
- Japanese:緊張感のある, 張力の, ...
- Arabic:تَوَتُّرِي, شَدِّيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מָתוּחַ, מְתִיחָתִי, ...
- Russian:напряжённый, тензильный, ...
- Ukrainian:напружений, розтягувальний, ...
- Hindi:तनावपूर्ण, तनावीय, ...
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