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leakance

[ lee-kuh ns ]
/ ˈli kəns /

noun Electricity.

the reciprocal of the resistance of insulation.

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Nearby words

  1. leah,
  2. leahy,
  3. leahy, william daniel,
  4. leak,
  5. leakage,
  6. leaker,
  7. leakey,
  8. leakey, louis seymour bazett,
  9. leakey, mary douglas,
  10. leakey, richard erskine frere

Origin of leakance

First recorded in 1890–95; leak + -ance
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