undissolved
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.dɪˈzɑːlvd/
- Specialized
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no disuelto
- Ryan's x-ray film shows undissolved tablets in the upper part of the duodenum, but none in the stomach.
- undissolved tablets
So there were little blocks of undissolved calcium oxide or quick lime that remained inside Roman concrete.
- So there were little blocks of undissolved calcium oxide or quick lime that remained inside Roman concrete.
Examples
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You cheered up a little once you were out of the car, lacing on your new Danish hiking boots and inhaling the clean, cool air, but I felt an undissolved lump of dread sitting heavily in my stomach.
Fiction book (1999) -
Also, it can be difficult to place a tube that is large enough for undissolved tablets to pass through the lumen of the tube.
Academic text (2007) -
So there were little blocks of undissolved calcium oxide or quick lime that remained inside Roman concrete.
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OK, so dissolved and undissolved solute, they're not doing nothing.
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To remove undissolved lime, the solution was filtered using fine pore filter paper to achieve a clear solution.
Academic text (2016) -
Because iron tablets are radiopaque, abdominal radiography may reveal undissolved tablets.
Academic text (2007) -
Undissolved nitrogen at that pressure is about 40 lbs/cu ft, not that much lighter than oil in this context, and heavier than some fractions in the oil.
Blog text (14) -
After four days, filter all of the undissolved salt out of the solution.
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The clear liquid had chunks of undissolved sugar floating on top.
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To make sure the drink is smooth, you should stir until there are no undissolved particles left.
Antonyms
How Dissolved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word undissolved combines un- meaning 'not' and dissolve meaning 'to break apart and mix into a liquid', a root you can also see in solution. So undissolved describes something that is 'not' broken apart and is still solid in the liquid.