1. unable to be compressed or squeezed into a smaller space or volume
Usage: commonly used in physics and engineering contexts

Examples

• Water is considered a noncompressible fluid in most practical applications.
• The engineer designed the system using noncompressible materials to ensure structural stability.
• Unlike gases, liquids are generally noncompressible under normal pressure conditions.
• The noncompressible nature of the substance made it ideal for hydraulic systems.
• In the experiment, we tested whether the polymer was truly noncompressible.
• Noncompressible solids maintain their volume even when subjected to significant force.