decaliter (Meaning)
Wordnet
decaliter (n)
a metric unit of volume or capacity equal to 10 liters
Webster
decaliter (n.)
Alt. of Decalitre
Synonyms & Antonyms of decaliter
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
decaliter Sentence Examples
- The recipe called for precisely one decaliter of milk to achieve the desired consistency.
- The fuel tank of the car had a capacity of nearly half a decaliter.
- The bartender measured out a decaliter of beer for each customer, ensuring fairness and accuracy.
- The water pitcher held just over a decaliter of refreshing liquid.
- The pharmaceutical company produced medications in containers ranging from a few milliliters to several decaliters.
- A decaliter of gasoline was sufficient to power the generator for several hours.
- The storage tank had a capacity of twenty decaliters, enough to meet the household's water needs for a week.
- The farmer used a decaliter measure to distribute feed to the livestock.
- The recipe for the punch required three decaliters of fruit juice for optimal flavor.
- The irrigation system delivered precisely one decaliter of water per minute to each section of the field, ensuring even distribution.
FAQs About the word decaliter
a metric unit of volume or capacity equal to 10 litersAlt. of Decalitre
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The recipe called for precisely one decaliter of milk to achieve the desired consistency.
The fuel tank of the car had a capacity of nearly half a decaliter.
The bartender measured out a decaliter of beer for each customer, ensuring fairness and accuracy.
The water pitcher held just over a decaliter of refreshing liquid.
