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Meaning of antiputrescent
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antiputrescent (a.)
Counteracting, or preserving from, putrefaction; antiseptic.
antiputrescent Sentence Examples
- The embalmer applied an antiputrescent solution to the body, ensuring its preservation for an extended period.
- Traditional pickling methods often involve the use of antiputrescent ingredients to prevent the spoilage of vegetables.
- Medieval alchemists sought the philosopher's stone as a legendary substance with powerful antiputrescent properties.
- The ancient Egyptians developed sophisticated antiputrescent techniques for mummification to preserve bodies for the afterlife.
- Some cultures historically used salt as an antiputrescent agent to preserve fish and meat.
- The pharmaceutical industry continuously explores new antiputrescent compounds to enhance the stability of drugs.
- In food preservation, refrigeration acts as an antiputrescent measure by slowing down the growth of bacteria.
- The artisan cheese-maker employed specific cultures with antiputrescent qualities to produce long-lasting, flavorful cheeses.
- Preservationists in archaeology use antiputrescent substances to protect wooden artifacts from decay during excavation.
- A key feature of embalming fluids is their antiputrescent effect, preventing the decomposition of the deceased's body.
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Counteracting, or preserving from, putrefaction; antiseptic.
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The embalmer applied an antiputrescent solution to the body, ensuring its preservation for an extended period.
Traditional pickling methods often involve the use of antiputrescent ingredients to prevent the spoilage of vegetables.
Medieval alchemists sought the philosopher's stone as a legendary substance with powerful antiputrescent properties.
The ancient Egyptians developed sophisticated antiputrescent techniques for mummification to preserve bodies for the afterlife.
