Words and phrases that have a meaning related to conformable:  (149 results)
Often used in the same context:
conductive, silicide, biaxial, unitized, rigid, compressible, gusseted, immiscible, shrinkable, ductile, ripstop, feldspathic, cleanable, hypabyssal, radiolucent, weldable, radiopaque, auxetic, insulative, permeable, rheological, zirconium oxide, viscoelastic, triaxial, graphitic, flexible, gneissic, nonmagnetic, friable, norite, waterproof, sealable, ultrabasic, boron nitride, moldable, schistose, recrystallized, comfortable, elastic, rollable, leakproof, elastomeric, dilatant, absorbable, albite, granitoid, coplanar, sigmoidal, microcrystalline, interbedded, aluminous, calcic, submicron, fragmental, calcium fluoride, transmissive, compliant, hygroscopic, drainable, ferric oxide, saturable, eutectic, metalic, gradational, intergranular, arcuate, stainable, homogeneous, proximal, micaceous, dissipative, semiconductive, thermoset, aspheric, crystallite, mouldable, insertable, saprolite, pelite, wettable, elastic modulus, nonslip, pyritic, concordant, thixotropic, siliceous, nonskid, veinlet, isostatic, ferrite, colorfast, isotropic, pearlite, revisable, countersink, adsorptive, polymeric, absorptive, amphibolite, flexural, sintered, cathodic, aristotle, blame, catchwords, claim, clew, clue, clues, complaint, dependance, destitute, detraction, doctrinal, excuse, garth, guides, hope, idea, idee, indication, informations, unconformable, arenaceous, conglomeratic, fossiliferous, nonsymmetrical, pyroclastic, shaly, sedimentary, clastic, colluvial, concretionary, deltaic, dipping, shale, stratified, argillaceous, bearing
Appears in the definition of:
adjust, conformably, lawful
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— Nouns for conformable: strata, sequence, contact, series, succession, beds, matrices, contacts, deposits, ministers, position, more...

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