pipeborne
pipeborne adjective: transported through a pipe.
Adjective
pipeborne (comparative more pipeborne, superlative most pipeborne)
- Transported through a pipe.
- It indicates the demand for household water where the new water supply (e.g., pipeborne supply) can substitute for another source of water that was previously used (e.g., water vendor), with little significant change in quality of the useful output.1992, Mohan Munasinghe, Water Supply and Environmental Management: Developing World Applications
Forms of pipeborne
| comparative | more pipeborne |
|---|---|
| superlative | most pipeborne |
Origin of pipeborne
From pipe + borne.
Questions about pipeborne
- What does pipeborne mean?
- Pipeborne means transported through a pipe.
- What part of speech is pipeborne?
- Pipeborne is an adjective.
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