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Meanings of very absorbent in English
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Usage of very absorbent in English
1
As cotton is very absorbent, I had them paraffined.
2
Peaty soils and strong clays are very absorbent of water, although not always the best for cultivation.
3
After soaking they became very absorbent, picking up the flavors of the foods they are cooked with.
4
Make sure you put very absorbent towels on the quickest cycle possible, as they don't require long in a dryer.
5
When I'd dressed that morning, I'd tucked several sheets of a very absorbent rice paper into the back of my obi.
6
Clay and plaster being in a dry state very absorbent, will eventually rob of all oily matter any skin in contact with them.
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This clay has a peculiar taste, which is owing to the baking: it is very absorbent, and adheres to the tongue, which it dries.