【こうかざい】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. hardener; curative agent; stiffening agent
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. hardener
    2. This refers to a substance used to increase the hardness or durability of a material, commonly seen in construction or manufacturing processes.
    By adding this hardener, the concrete becomes stronger.
    Mixing a hardener into the paint makes the finish more durable.
  2. curative agent
    3. This meaning relates to a substance that causes or accelerates a chemical reaction, especially in the context of curing resins or adhesives.
    This curative agent helps the adhesive to harden quickly.
    We use a special curative agent to optimize the curing process.
  3. stiffening agent
    4. A stiffening agent refers to a material added to a mixture to increase its rigidity or firmness, often used in food, cosmetics, or textiles.
    This fabric contains a stiffening agent to give it a firmer texture.
    Adding a stiffening agent to the cream allows it to hold its shape better.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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