to rehydrate

Examples

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• I feel like it just rehydrates my skin and kind of brings it back to life.

  Kristen McAtee

• You may experience swelling in your extremities as you rehydrate and discharge the salt.

  Fiction book (2000)

• If you leave it to dry out somewhere, it will rehydrate again just as well next year.

• All one then needs to do is pour a little hot water on it in order to rehydrate it.

  Blog text (13)

• Drink lots of water to help rehydrate your skin as you heal those cracked heels.

  Blog text (16)

• So I went to Cottage Hospital here in Goleta, and I was there two hours and they rehydrated me.

  Houseless (2013)

• Thankfully, by the time he left, he was rehydrated, well-fed, and set to go.

  Blog text (16)

• His withered flesh starts to rehydrate; his veins start to throb.

  Fiction book (1995)

• So that's cause for taking a hot shower perhaps if you have access to a steam room or humidifier and rehydrating those nasal and oral passages.

  Andrew Huberman

• You should drink plenty of water to rehydrate after exercising on a hot day.

Synonyms

H

to hydrate

vsto rehydrate

34 3.3

To add water to something or to take water into the body

focuses on restoring something dry back to its original state

R

to reconstitute

vsto rehydrate

2 5.4

Add water to dried food or powder to make it ready to eat

applies to many dry things including bodies, food, and objects

Antonyms

D

to dehydrate

5 4.1

To lose too much water and become very dry

How Hydrated

to saturate

55 5.2

to rehydrate

11 3.9

to hydrate

34 3.3

to moisten

7 3.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology