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Noun — A chemical compound made of carbon combined with a metal or other element.

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What does “carbide” mean?

The word “carbide” means a chemical compound made of carbon combined with a metal or other element. In plain terms, a hard compound formed when carbon bonds with a metal, often used to make tough cutting tools.

How do you pronounce “carbide”?

“Carbide” is pronounced KAH-byd (/ˈkɑɹ.baɪd/ in IPA).

How do you use “carbide” in a sentence?

Here is “carbide” used in a sentence: “Tungsten carbide is prized for how hard and wear-resistant it is.”

What part of speech is “carbide”?

“Carbide” is a noun.

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