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Discover LudwigThe term "adhesive tape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to tape that has an adhesive backing, such as scotch tape. For example, "I used some adhesive tape to secure the box."
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adhesive tape
noun
Sticky tape, typically white in color and 1/2 to 1 inch wide, intended for use in fastening bandages and related healthcare applications.
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"No," she said as she peeled back the adhesive tape.
Leo uses adhesive tape on his fingers to reduce blisters.
Strips of adhesive tape on signposts in small, deserted parks.
With safety scissors the beekeeper snipped the adhesive tape.
In California, only gauze and surgical adhesive tape are allowed.
She had been asphyxiated with adhesive tape, probably in January.
Leo's use of adhesive tape in the manner described is not contrary to the rules.
It can always be repaired later with safety pins or adhesive tape from your toiletries kit.
Yellow grease has uses in animal feed, paint, face powder and adhesive tape.
There is waxing, akin to putting strips of adhesive tape all over and yanking them.
"Your signal to me: One horizontal mark of white adhesive tape".
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