hydration
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3.7
- noun
- /haɪˈdreɪʃən/
:
hidratación
- Dry mouth symptoms can be treated with hydration and sialagogues or with artificial saliva substitutes.
- adequate hydration
- artificial hydration
- intravenous hydration
Like it's just a nice hydration with a tiny bit of coverage.
- Like it's just a nice hydration with a tiny bit of coverage.
- They need supplements, protein, hydration, greens, Wellness shots.
- Skin tightening Biocellulose face mask for intense hydration with diamond powder.
- I'm so thrilled to just have like intense hydration in my face.
- This is by Julep and it's the triple quench deep hydration sheet mask system.
- So there is a hydration component from the water draw.
- So I officially finished with my hydration and my moisturizers and serums.
- So they do hydration tests to make sure that you're not cutting.
- Chemo and hydration are so important, like get hydrated.
- Three parts start hydrated, maintain hydration throughout.
Examples
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It's scientifically proven to boost skin hydration after just one use.
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Water is the ideal source of hydration, and you should drink at least sixty-four fluid ounces per day.
Academic text (2008) -
Good hydration is excellent for the memory.
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Can we get him some hydration?
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Why is hydration so important to us Doctor Cohen?
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Nutrition and hydration are vital for health and well-being and for recovery from illness, surgery, or accident.
Academic text (2010) -
Hydration aids muscle mass.
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Other management techniques for palpitations may include exercise, hydration, and avoidance of caffeine.
Academic text (2007) -
Drinking water regularly is essential for proper hydration during exercise.
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The nurse emphasized the importance of hydration for recovery after surgery.
Synonyms
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3.5
The amount of water a material takes in, shown by weight gain after soaking
Antonyms
Compounds
How Hydrated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word hydration comes from the Greek root hydor, which means 'water'. So hydration is the process of adding or keeping 'water' in the body, skin, or materials, and that is why the word today talks about supplying or holding water.