unsuspended
- adjective
- Specialized
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no suspendido
- Clear water indicates that the impurities are now unsuspended and have settled at the bottom.
Examples
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The oil remains unsuspended in the water.
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In the experiment, the dye remained unsuspended and quickly separated from the liquid.
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The solid particles were unsuspended after the solution was left to settle overnight.
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The particles are unsuspended at the bottom of the container.
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The solid particles were unsuspended after the solution was left to settle overnight.
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Clear water indicates that the impurities are now unsuspended and have settled at the bottom.
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In the experiment, the dye remained unsuspended and quickly separated from the liquid.
Antonyms
How Suspended
Surface Forms
Morphology
unsuspended = suspended (transparent) = un + suspend + ed
Formed by the productive negating prefix 'un-' applied to 'suspended'; the meaning is a straightforward negation.
Etymology
Unsuspended is made of un- 'not' and suspend from an old root meaning 'to hang', so it helps to think of tiny particles that are no longer 'hanging' in the water but have fallen and settled.