Refers to an object's ability to stick to another surface, often due to physical or chemical properties.

Physical Attachment

The characteristic of being sticky or bonded may be temporary or could weaken over time.

Not Always Permanent

Adhesion often implies deliberate action, unlike 'sticking' which can be accidental or natural.

Explicit vs Implicit

In legal terms, adhesion refers to a firm agreement that's usually formally documented and binding.

Legal Binding

In contracts, adhesion can suggest one party had significantly more power over the terms than the other.

Unequal Bargaining

Adhesion contracts often leave one party with no choice but to accept the terms as presented.

Implied Compulsory

Adhesion in medicine implies abnormal tissue connections that can cause complications, not a healthy bond.

Medical Complication

Occurring after an operation, adhesions can be an unintended side effect of the body's healing process.

Post-Surgical Risk

Adhesions can cause pain or discomfort as they might restrict organs or tissues from moving freely.

Potential Pain Cause

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