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unconcentrated

unconcentrated

5.3
Not strong in taste or smell because it is mixed with a lot of water
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌnˈkɒn.sənˌtreɪ.tɪd/
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  • The perfume was too unconcentrated to leave a lasting scent in the room.

Examples

  • Scientists measured the unconcentrated solution before adding more chemicals.

  • The solution was too unconcentrated to be effective.

  • The flavor of the soup was mild because the broth was unconcentrated.

  • You need to avoid using unconcentrated chemicals in your experiments.

  • The solution is too unconcentrated to be effective in cleaning the surface.

  • After adding more water, the juice became unconcentrated and less sweet.

  • In the unconcentrated mixture, the flavors of the ingredients are more subtle.

Synonyms

unthickened
vsunconcentrated
4.9

Thin and still runny, like soup or paint

is diluted or spread over a larger area rather than just thin

Antonyms

concentrated
  • Specialized
4.4

A liquid that has a large amount of something mixed into it

How Concentrated

saturated
2 3.4
strong
1.0
concentrated
  • Specialized
4.4
dilute
1 4.2
unconcentrated
5.3

Surface Forms

unconcentrated positive

Morphology

unconcentrated = concentrated (transparent) = un + concentrate + ed

Formed by the productive negative prefix 'un-' applied to the adjective 'concentrated', so 'not concentrated' is directly inferable.

Etymology

Unconcentrated is made of un- 'not' and concentrated, which comes from the idea of things being pulled to a center or held 'together'. So unconcentrated literally means 'not gathered in one place', which helps remember why it describes a liquid or flavor that is spread out or weaker.