concentrated
- adjective
- /ˈkɒnsənˌtreɪtɪd/
- Specialized
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concentrado
- The concentrated cleaning solution is effective for removing tough stains.
This is a fat that is quite concentrated in seed oils.
- This is a fat that is quite concentrated in seed oils.
- This is an extremely hot sauce, concentrated and pure.
- So if the S&P; is concentrated, what about the NASDAQ?
- Energy is most usable when it is concentrated and less usable when it's spread out.
- The atom has most of its mass concentrated in the centre in a nucleus.
- That what is just LSD, concentrated LSD.
- And it lasts a long time and it's so concentrated with its glitter too.
- They're most concentrated inside of our large intestine, which is our:.
- The Roman Empire was a concentrated empire with the headquarters in Rome.
- Now this I love it's hydro concentrated facial cream.
- It is the most concentrated foundation I have ever, ever seen ever.
- And then there is a sort of concentrated stream of extreme negativity.
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And they are incredibly concentrated doses of ocean fertilizer.
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This is an extremely hot sauce, concentrated and pure.
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I mean, this is great for putting colors in a more concentrated spot on the eye.
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This is a fat that is quite concentrated in seed oils.
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Now this I love it's hydro concentrated facial cream.
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Energy is most usable when it is concentrated and less usable when it's spread out.
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These Sleek pout paints have very concentrated colour but they're not that long lasting.
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The chef added a concentrated sauce to enhance the flavor of the dish.
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She prefers using concentrated juice for a stronger taste in her smoothies.
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Morphology
concentrated = concentrate (transparent) = concentrate + ed
Standard adjectival use of the past-participle form of 'concentrate' to indicate something made denser or stronger (e.g., a solution).
Etymology
Concentrated comes from Latin parts con- 'together' and centrum 'center', like the English word center. A simple way to imagine this is squeezing water out so the important parts come together in one place, which makes the liquid stronger, and that is why concentrated describes a solution with more active material and less water.