evaporated
- adjective
- /ɪˈvæpəˌreɪtɪd/
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evaporado
- After cooking for an hour, most of the water had evaporated, leaving a thick sauce.
Do not eat salt that comes from just evaporated seawater.
- Do not eat salt that comes from just evaporated seawater.
- You do Never ever want to eat an evaporated modern ocean sea salt.
Examples
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The puddle had completely evaporated under the strong sun by the afternoon.
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The scientist observed how the liquid evaporated quickly when heated in the dish.
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You do Never ever want to eat an evaporated modern ocean sea salt.
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When I let the air back in, it's because all of the Super glue had evaporated into the air.
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And then and the actual pie is pie mix, evaporated milk, egg.
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Do not eat salt that comes from just evaporated seawater.
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How much water is being peeled off and evaporated in terms of a layer depth per day?
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People are sucked in by evaporated cane juice even like coconut sugar.
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And if we just used a plain non treated evaporated surface, that hotspot would translate to a hotspot on the evaporated surface.
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Wow, all the organic ingredients, even organic flour, Literally our sugars, evaporated cane juice.
Synonyms
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3.5
Change a liquid like water into gas by heating
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5.3
To change from a liquid into gas, usually by heating
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9.6
To change a liquid or solid into a gas that rises into the air
Changed from a liquid into a gas, often by heating
A material that turns into a gas when heated
Changed into a gas by heat or chemical reaction
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How Vaporized
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Etymology
Evaporated comes from the Latin evaporare, built from e- 'out' and vapor 'steam'. So to evaporate is to turn a liquid into 'steam' that goes 'out' into the air, which is why water seems to disappear when it is heated.