1. conducts electricity with zero electrical resistance, typically at very low temperatures
Usage: physics; third person singular present tense of superconduct

Examples

• The material superconducts only when cooled below its critical temperature.
• This ceramic superconducts at relatively high temperatures compared to traditional superconductors.
• The wire superconducts electricity without any energy loss.
• When the metal superconducts, it can levitate magnets above its surface.
• The compound superconducts at temperatures achievable with liquid nitrogen.
• Scientists discovered that this new alloy superconducts at room temperature.