adhesion
/ædˈhiːʒən/Definitions
1. noun
The state or property of sticking or adhering to something.
“The strong adhesion of the glue ensured the joint was secure.”
2. noun
A condition of sticking or being stuck together, often causing discomfort or pain.
“The athlete developed a painful adhesion after the fall.”
3. noun
The process or state of becoming attached or bound to something.
“The adhesion of the algae to the rocks was a concern for the marine biologists.”
4. verb
To stick or become stuck to something.
“The paint adhered poorly to the surface.”
5. verb
To become attached or bound to something.
“The fabric began to adhere to the skin.”