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insulative

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in·su·la·tive  (ns-ltv, nsy-)
adj.
Serving to insulate or keep safe: the insulative value of an animal's fur; insulative packing materials.


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Buro Happold estimate that the material's insulative properties, even without the composite layers, should exceed statutory requirements by 25 per cent.
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