noncontaminative (C2)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌnɒnkɒntəmɪˈneɪtɪv/
Definition
Not capable of causing contamination, especially in a medical or scientific context. This term is often used to describe materials, equipment, or procedures that prevent the introduction of unwanted substances or microorganisms.
Examples
The noncontaminative gloves were essential for handling the sensitive electronics.
The company developed a noncontaminative coating to protect the food from spoilage.
The researchers used noncontaminative techniques to collect and analyze the water samples.
How to Use noncontaminative
- noncontaminative material (noun phrase)
- a substance that prevents contamination — "The noncontaminative material used in the packaging prevented the food from spoiling."
- noncontaminative procedure (noun phrase)
- a method that prevents contamination — "The noncontaminative procedure used in the laboratory ensured the accuracy of the results."
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