suspended
- adjective
- /səˈspɛndɪd/
- Specialized
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suspendido
- So these are little pigment spheres suspended in a skin care base.
Examples
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The glitters are suspended in like this sort of gel.
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That is these tiny little grains of starch suspended in water.
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It's like a clear base with these suspended balls within it.
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And the way that this is done is that these cells are suspended in a three-dimensional gel.
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You want to just keep them suspended so that they can cool and and we're going to transfer them over to a plate where they can cool properly.
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Instead, it's actually suspended between two Staters like a sandwich.
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It is a clear with like suspended gold pink, mostly gold refund.
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And it sits there suspended in whatever's gel or fluids left.
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The nutrients are suspended in the solution, allowing plants to absorb them easily.
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When the ink is mixed with water, the particles are suspended, creating a vibrant color.
Synonyms
Carried in liquid or air without settling
Made of very small liquid or solid particles that float in the air, like spray from an inhaler
Antonyms
Compounds
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7.7
A temporary stop of heart and breathing that makes a person look dead but can be brought back
How Dispersed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word suspended comes from the Latin parts sub- meaning 'under' and pendere meaning 'to hang'. So something suspended is like a tiny thing 'hung' in water or air, which is why we call particles suspended when they float instead of settling.