1. conductive - having the quality or power of conducting heat or electricity or sound; exhibiting conductivity
   Antonyms: nonconductive, nonconducting
   

Conductive

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Having the ability to conduct or transmit, especially heat or electricity.

Senses/Usages:

1. Sense 1:

   Related to Electricity:

   Having the property of allowing the flow of electric charge or the transmission of electrical signals.

   Example Sentences:

   • The copper wire is highly conductive, making it ideal for electrical circuits.
   • Conductive materials, such as metals, allow electricity to pass through easily.

   Related Products: Conductive Wire, Conductive Tape




2. Sense 2:

   Related to Heat:

   Able to transfer or conduct heat effectively.

   Example Sentences:

   • Aluminum is a highly conductive material, which is why it is often used in cooking utensils.
   • The conductive properties of the metal help in distributing heat evenly across the surface.

   Related Products: Conductive Cookware, Conductive Heating Pad




3. Sense 3:

   Related to Sound or Communication:

   Able to transmit sound or signals effectively.

   Example Sentences:

   • The special conductive material in the headphones enhances the clarity of the audio.
   • Using conductive antennas helps improve the signal strength and reception of the radio.

   Related Products: Conductive Headphones, Conductive Antenna