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Meanings of drying up in English
Synonyms
Examples for "evaporation"
Examples for "evaporation"
1
The latest threat to the euro zone is the evaporation of inflation.
2
The colours change as the thickness of the film changes by evaporation.
3
Humidity impedes evaporation, and can even halt it completely in extreme conditions.
4
Trees and other plants absorb water and then release it through evaporation.
5
Flints acquire additional toughness by the evaporation of water contained in them.
1
Noli was suffering from severe dehydration and other heat-related problems, Dodd said.
2
To help combat dehydration, and lurking sinus issues, drink plenty of fluids.
3
Already she could feel the beginning stages of dehydration coming over her.
4
About 40 of the animals had already died from dehydration and starvation.
5
A sympathetic shift of the vegetative homeostasis was a common dehydration-caused response.
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However, major coaptive desiccation parameters have yet to be investigated in detail.
2
Seeds from the second mission were assessed freshly extracted and following desiccation.
3
Besides tardigrades, some nematode worms, yeast and bacteria can also survive desiccation.
4
The concentrated plankton was then filtered and the DNA isolated by desiccation.
5
Their slow shriveling, their curling desiccation, their dying was yet to come.
Usage of drying up in English
1
Production and post-production companies have already warned work is drying up rapidly.
2
Is this because you're afraid of work drying up at some point?
3
With rental revenues drying up quickly, however, borrowers could default before that.
4
Water cuts are looming in pockets of the country drying up fast.
5
But with all visits canceled, the money is drying up, said Barra.
6
Already the food, she knew, was drying up in the warming oven.
7
I seem to be drying up, like a worm in the sunshine.
8
As their performance flounders, new green-fund launches in Japan are drying up.
9
The weather is now better, and the roads are drying up fast.
10
And then he found that his historical sources were suddenly drying up.
11
I told Betty she knew about the store's cash flow drying up.
12
England's changing into a desert, the bogs and moors are drying up.
13
It can improve skin significantly by drying up the oil-producing sebaceous glands.
14
Creeks are drying up, wells are dropping and dams have dried out.
15
And take the rivers now... the rivers are drying up, for sure.
16
Creek's drying up, and mosquitoes have found way to crawl under bags.
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Translations for drying up
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Drying up through the time
Drying up across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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