weakbinding
nounUK /ˈwiːkˌbaɪndɪŋ/
US /ˈwiːkˌbaɪndɪŋ/
A weak binding is a loose hold that lets things come apart easily.
The old book fell apart because it had a weakbinding.
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2. In chemistry, a weakbinding is a light connection between molecules that is easy to break.
Water molecules stick together through weakbinding.
3. In computing, weakbinding means a program part is connected loosely so it can change later.
The app uses weakbinding so the modules can be swapped.
4. In physics, weakbinding describes particles held together by a small force.
The two atoms formed a weakbinding at low temperature.