insulated

[ in-suh-leyt, ins-yuh- ]

verbprotect; close off

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Word Origin & History

1530s, "make into an island," from Latin insulatus, from insula (see insular). Sense of "cause a person or thing to be detached from surroundings" is from 1785. Electrical/chemical sense of "block from electricity or heat" is from 1742. Related: Insulated; insulating.

Example Sentences forinsulated

The cables are insulated with rubber, upon which sulphuric acid has no effect.

The bottom of the platform was covered with the insulated fabric.

You were insulated from all other female charms by ye brazen Bells.

And upon our horrified gaze the insulated door of the room slid too.

"You mentioned that you had an insulated room," the FBI agent said after a while.

Our finders would not show it, for it was insulated against them.

The Commutator is in two parts, which must be insulated from each other.

Yet the cabin, insulated from all noise, was not soothing, but disturbing.

Why could he not use the rails that far, if they were insulated?

Can the Leyden jar be strongly charged if the outer coat is insulated?

insulated

noiseproof

soundproof

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