slumpproof

/ˈslʌmproʊf/

Definitions

1. adjective

Resistant to or protected from slumping or settling, typically due to a lack of support or structural weakness.

“The engineer designed the foundation to be slumpproof and prevent the building from sinking into the ground.”

2. noun

A device or feature that provides protection against slumping or settling, such as a stabilizing bracket or a reinforced foundation.

“The manufacturer included a slumpproof mechanism in the design of the heavy machinery to prevent it from toppling over.”

Synonyms

  • stable
  • supportive

Antonyms

  • unstable
  • unsupportive