Definition of dislodgeable in English:
dislodgeable
adjective
See dislodge
‘After a set period of time, they measured ‘dislodgeable foliar and volatile residues’.’
- ‘However, if people are concerned about dislodgeable residues, they can use the following precautions.’
- ‘Nevertheless, gloves should be worn, to avoid splinters, and so that any sawdust or dislodgeable arsenic collecting on the gloves can be easily removed with the gloves before eating or smoking.’
- ‘The amount that leaches is enough to contaminate soil immediately below and next to the wood structure, and to leave a residual coating of dislodgeable arsenic on the wood surface.’
- ‘These studies have shown less than 10% of the pesticide applied is dislodgeable after the application has dried, and generally less than 1% is dislodgeable the following day.’
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