hydration
Hydration is what happens when something absorbs water. If your favorite plant is brown and droopy, it may need hydration — or it may be time to buy a new plant!
Hydration comes from the verb hydrate, which was originally defined as "form a hydrate" (a chemical compound that includes water), but eventually came to also mean "to restore moisture." Whenever you moisten or add water to something, including drinking a nice big cold glass of water when you're thirsty, that's hydration.
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the process of combining with water; usually reversibletype of:association(chemistry) any process of combination (especially in solution) that depends on relatively weak chemical bonding
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You'll need mental agility and fitness to learn these physical education terms. Don't be afraid to stretch your intellectual muscles — a few repetitions of this list will definitely improve the strength of your vocabulary.
You'll need mental agility and fitness to learn these physical education terms. Don't be afraid to stretch your intellectual muscles — a few repetitions of this list will definitely improve the strength of your vocabulary.
Learn these words that come from the Greek word hydor, meaning "water."