(Used of rubber) treated by a chemical or physical process to improve its properties (hardness and strength and odor and elasticity)
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Examples for "cured"
Examples for "cured"
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Semihard; full cream; rapidly cured; Tilsit type; very fine; made at Itzehoe.
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The following is the manner in which they were cured by ourselves:
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Once his leaving would have cured the attraction problem, but not now.
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Acute GVHD grade II occurred at day 13 and cured after treatment.
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Whether it either prevented or cured bronchitis and pneumonia, I didn't know.
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As per training, she checked the gauge before tugging the vulcanized cowl.
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He struggled with his vulcanized suit, trying to squeeze from under the actuator.
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And now is Charles Goodyear the discoverer of this invention of vulcanized rubber?
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So she vulcanized the rubber with a cooler curing process.
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Every part of the Cluthe Truss is covered with vulcanized rubber or waterproof casing.
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In the later experiments corks of vulcanised India-rubber were invariably employed.
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There were torches in the glove compartment, vulcanised monstrosities with old-fashioned filament bulbs.
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No vulcanised India-rubber should be employed in tropical climates; it rots, and becomes useless.
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He unwrapped a little package and took out a round, flat disc-like thing of black vulcanised rubber.
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They have an all-leather upper for comfort and breathability and the vulcanised rubber sole offers grip, flexibility and durability.
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Known as "the Fearless Frogman" he conducted daredevil feats in open water while enveloped in a vulcanised rubber suit.
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Kennedy was digging into the wall with a bill file at the place where he had buried the little vulcanised disc.
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There was no kedgeree that morning, or sausages, or any poached eggs not smothered in vulcanised hollandaise sauce, not even toast and marmalade.
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Formula One is the ultimate nerd's revenge, the only arena in the world that allows vulcanised rubber physicists to mingle with glamour models.
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(4) Red vulcanised fibre, like wood, absorbs paraffin, but it cannot be entirely waterproofed in this way.