Superconductive (adjective)

Having the property of transmitting electricity with zero resistance.

Origin:

Formed from the combination of the prefix 'super-' (meaning 'above' or 'beyond') and the noun 'conductive' (meaning 'having the property of conducting or transmitting heat, electricity, or sound').

Examples:

1. Superconductive materials are used to make the most efficient power generators.
2. The researchers found that the superconductive wire reduced energy loss during transmission.
3. The new superconductive magnets have potential applications in medicine and industry.
4. Superconductive materials can carry electrical currents with 100% efficiency.
5. The superconductive train will change the way we commute, thanks to its zero energy loss.