resistive

/rɪˈzɪstɪv/
adjective
  1. Tending to resist or oppose; showing resistance.
    • The resistive child refused to follow any instructions.
    • The government faced a resistive public during the protests.
    • Some materials are more resistive to heat than others.
  2. Relating to electrical resistance; having the property of opposing the flow of electric current.
    • Engineers measured the resistive value of the component in ohms.
    • The circuit uses a resistive load to test the battery.
    • Copper wire has low resistive properties, so it conducts electricity well.
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