What is an object with a very high resistance classified as?

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If the resistance is electrical, then that substance is an 'insulator'.

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An object with a very high resistance is classified as an insulator. Insulators do not easily allow electric current to flow through them due to their high resistance. Common examples of insulators include rubber, glass, and certain plastics. 
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What is an object with a very high resistance classified as?

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