Synonyms for insulation
ˌɪn səˈleɪ ʃən, ˌɪns yə-in·su·la·tion

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1. insulation, insularity, insularism, detachmentnoun

   the state of being isolated or detached

   "the insulation of England was preserved by the English Channel"

   Synonyms:
   separation, insulating material, detachment, disengagement, insularism, insulant, withdrawal, insularity, breakup

2. insulating material, insulant, insulationnoun

   a material that reduces or prevents the transmission of heat or sound or electricity

   Synonyms:
   detachment, insularism, insularity, insulant, insulating material

3. insulationnoun

   the act of protecting something by surrounding it with material that reduces or prevents the transmission of sound or heat or electricity

   Synonyms:
   detachment, insularism, insularity, insulant, insulating material

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1. insulationnoun

   Synonyms:
   isolation, separation, disconnection, disengagement

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1. List of paraphrases for "insulation":

   isolation, insulating, insulator, isolating, confinement

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1. Mathias Basner:

   Passive strategies, like new windows or insulation, can be very effective for nocturnal noise exposure, but should really be our last resort, noise that is not produced cannot have effects.

2. Imke Luebbeke:

   That's a very ambitious target, but the implementation is lacking a good progress, and very contradictory policies are in place, just to give you one example, the building sector in United Kingdom is a real problem, yet just recently, the government scrapped its Green Homes scheme, a £ 1.5 billion( $ 2 billion) commitment to support home owners to improve the insulation in their homes, so this doesn't really make sense.

3. Deborah Nagin:

   Stoves and refrigerators both produce heat and moisture, and food debris can gather in both areas. Mice will use stove insulation for nesting materials as well.

4. Bob Ward:

   Cities that are used to more temperate climates, like London, are finding it very difficult to cope, places which experience cold winters tend to worry more about insulation... but of course some of the measures you design to keep heat in during the winter can prevent heat escaping in the summer, making it even more of a problem.

5. Ken Perkins:

   People may not be buying homes, but theyll stay and renovate, they have some insulation.