Dehydrate Definition

dē-hīdrāt
dehydrated, dehydrates, dehydrating
verb
dehydrated, dehydrates, dehydrating
To remove water from (a compound, substance, bodily tissues, etc.); dry.
Foods are dehydrated to preserve them for future use.
Webster's New World
To preserve by removing water from (vegetables, for example).
American Heritage
To lose water; become dry.
Webster's New World
To deplete the bodily fluids of.
The hot weather dehydrated the runners.
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Dehydrate Sentence Examples

  • Overexposure to sunlight can dehydrate the body.

  • This is concerning for caregivers, because children can dehydrate after a short time.

  • Following are a few websites that will help you learn how to dehydrate food.

  • Wavy hair will dehydrate and frizz more easily than other styles, so you must concentrate on finding a hydrating product that works well for you.

  • While the lenses themselves probably won't singlehandedly dehydrate your eyes and cause the problem, those combined with a dry environment, allergies, heaters, and wind certainly can.

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Words Starting With

DDEDEH

Words Ending With

ETEATE

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