Insulators is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSULATORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INSULATOR, a nonconductor of electricity; a device for insulating a conductor
• a substance or device which does not readily conduct electricity
• a block of glass, ceramic, or other insulating material enclosing a wire carrying an electric current where it crosses a support.
• a substance which does not readily allow the passage of heat or sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that insulates; as; a material that is a poor conductor (as of electricity or heat) — compare semiconductor; a device made of an electrical insulating material and used for separating or supporting conductors

Words related to INSULATORS

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How to use INSULATORS in a sentence

• In other words, if light is an electro-magnetic disturbance, all conducting substances must be opaque, and all good insulators transparent.
• This leakage occurs both between the line conductors and at the insulators placed on the pole lines forming the line circuit.
• The insulators are made either of glass or porcelain, and are of a peculiar form known as triple petticoat pattern.
• To-day the experimenter may buy wire, springs, insulators, batteries, and almost anything that might be useful.
• As for the conductors, which have their resting points upon ordinary insulators mounted at the top of the same supports, these are cables composed of copper and steel.
• Distinctions may be insulators in logic as much as they like, but in life distinct things can and do commune together every moment.
• These were in and under the big white china insulators on the telegraph-poles.
• We must not forget that even insulators, as well as conductors, cutting lines of force, have the electromotive force developed in them.
• Morse showed him the models of the two insulators, and indicated the one he had chosen.
• In one place, the conductor, wrenched from the insulators, dropped almost to the ground.
• On the 6th of February was commenced the planting along the road to the corral, of posts furnished with glass insulators, and intended to support the wire.
• Different insulators possess this power of permitting the charge to enter them in different degrees.
• The man that sold it ought to be prosecuted, and the fellow that put it up without insulators should be shot.
• We sold glass insulators by the hundred as patent American teacups, and brackets by the thousand as prepared American kindling-wood.
• The wires were of iron, supported by poles and insulated from them by glass, earthenware, or rubber insulators.
• In the open country, telephone lines consist of bare wires of copper, of iron, of steel, or of copper-covered steel supported on insulators borne by poles.
• If the wires on the poles be few, the insulators are mounted on brackets nailed to the poles.
• With relation to this property, a telephone line is just as truly a condenser as is any other arrangement of conductors and insulators.

Similar words containing SULATOR without suffix s and without prefix in

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