Designed to reduce or prevent vibration, especially in mechanical systems or devices.
From 'anti-' (against) plus 'vibrating' (from Latin 'vibrare,' to shake or vibrate). This compound emerged in engineering language during the industrial age.
Engineers love this word because it describes technology in everything from car engines to phone cases—anything designed to absorb shakes and wobbles uses antivibrating materials or mechanisms.
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