air-drying (Meaning)

air-drying

to become dry by exposure to air, dry to such a degree that no further moisture is given up on exposure to air, to dry by exposure to air

The laundry was air-drying on the clothesline, fluttering gently in the breeze.
My hair is still air-drying after my shower, so it's a bit damp.
The air-drying process helps to remove moisture from the fabric without the use of heat.
We decided to air-dry the dishes instead of using the dishwasher.
The wet paint is air-drying on the canvas, which will take several hours to complete.
The air-drying clay will harden over time, creating a durable and lightweight sculpture.
The newly washed car was air-drying in the driveway, its metallic paint glistening in the sunlight.
The air-drying method is perfect for delicate fabrics that require gentle handling.
The damp towels are air-drying on the towel rack, slowly becoming dry and fluffy.
The air-drying process is a simple and energy-efficient way to dry laundry, saving money and the environment.

to become dry by exposure to air, dry to such a degree that no further moisture is given up on exposure to air, to dry by exposure to air

baking, shrivelling, drying, shriveling, evaporating, dehumidifying, withering,mummifying, scorching, dehydrating

wetting, bathing, soaking, flooding, watering,washing, dampening, dousing, overflowing, saturating

The laundry was air-drying on the clothesline, fluttering gently in the breeze.

My hair is still air-drying after my shower, so it's a bit damp.

The air-drying process helps to remove moisture from the fabric without the use of heat.

We decided to air-dry the dishes instead of using the dishwasher.