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Meaning of decil
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decil (n.)
Alt. of Decile
decil Sentence Examples
- A decil is a unit of volume equivalent to one-tenth of a liter.
- The recipe called for precisely two decils of olive oil.
- In laboratory settings, researchers often measure liquids in decils for accuracy.
- Grandma's antique measuring cup had markings for decils, a relic from another era.
- The pharmacist carefully poured out three decils of cough syrup for the prescription.
- When baking, it's important to follow the recipe and use the correct amount, such as two decils of milk.
- The waiter served the wine in elegant decils, ensuring each glass held the perfect portion.
- The recipe book advised using half a decil of vinegar for the salad dressing.
- The chemistry student meticulously measured five decils of solvent for the experiment.
- When making cocktails, precision is key; the bartender measured each ingredient in decils.
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Alt. of Decile
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A decil is a unit of volume equivalent to one-tenth of a liter.
The recipe called for precisely two decils of olive oil.
In laboratory settings, researchers often measure liquids in decils for accuracy.
Grandma's antique measuring cup had markings for decils, a relic from another era.
