Desiccate

//ˈdɛsɪkeɪt//

Synonyms for "desiccate" (86 found)

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Translations

39 translations across 16 languages.

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Bulgarian

2 entries
  • изсушавам verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • суша verb (to preserve by drying)

Catalan

2 entries
  • dessecar verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • dessecar verb (to preserve by drying)

Dutch

4 entries
  • dehydreren verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • deshydrateren verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • drogen verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • drogen verb (to preserve by drying)

Finnish

2 entries
  • kuivata verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • kuivata verb (to preserve by drying)

German

4 entries
  • dörren verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • dörren verb (to preserve by drying)
  • trocknen verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • trocknen verb (to preserve by drying)

Irish

1 entries
  • triomaigh verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)

Māori

2 entries
  • tauraki verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • whakatārehe verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)

Norwegian

1 entries
  • tørke verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)

Portuguese

1 entries
  • dessecar verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)

Quechua

1 entries
  • ch'akichiy verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)

Romanian

2 entries
  • deshidrata verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • deshidrata verb (to preserve by drying)

Russian

4 entries
  • высушивать verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • засушивать verb (to preserve by drying)
  • засушить verb (to preserve by drying)
  • иссушать verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)

Spanish

2 entries
  • desecar verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • disecar verb (to preserve by drying)

Turkish

4 entries
  • kuru adj (having had moisture removed — see also dehydrated, desiccated)
  • nemsiz adj (having had moisture removed — see also dehydrated, desiccated)
  • kurumak verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • kurutmak verb (to preserve by drying)

Ukrainian

2 entries
  • висушувати verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)
  • засушувати verb (to preserve by drying)

Uyghur

1 entries
  • قۇرۇتماق verb (to remove moisture from — see also dry)

Sample sentences

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[…] As in Bodies deſsiccate, by Heat, or Age; For in them, when the Natiue Spirit goeth forth, and the Moiſture with it, the Aire with time getteth into the Pores.

Source: wiktionary

Except on the borders of the ocean, and on the mountain sides where it deposits moisture in a visible form, the sea breeze has a drying effect. It desiccates the soil with rapidity.

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[George A.] Wyeth, who is also a first class surgeon, as well as urologist, has made use of the desiccation and endothermic method to destroy tumors in the bladder by making a suprapublic opening and then penetrating and desiccating the disease in an area all around the base of the tumor which is then undermined, desiccated, and removed.

Source: wiktionary

At the time of spring burning in 1968 the leaves and small stems of standing manzanita plants had been thoroughly desiccated by the spray treatment first applied in November, 1966.

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