Nondegradable

Pronunciation: /ˈnɑnˈdeɪˈɡɹædəbəl/

Nondegradable (adj)

  1. Not able to be broken down by natural processes, so it stays in the environment for a long time.
  2. Unable to be changed into simpler substances by living organisms, so it does not decompose easily.

Nondegradable (adjective)

Examples

  • Plastic waste can be nondegradable and last for years.
  • The material is nondegradable, so it won’t break down easily.