diluter (Meaning)

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diluter (n.)

One who, or that which, dilutes or makes thin, more liquid, or weaker.

The chemist carefully added the diluter to the concentrated acid, ensuring the proper dilution ratio.
The diluter helped to reduce the harshness of the chemical solution, making it safer to handle.
The water acted as a diluter in the paint mixture, helping to achieve the desired consistency.
She added a diluter to the ink to make it flow more easily from her fountain pen.
The farmer used a diluter to mix the pesticides with water, creating a safe concentration for spraying crops.
The laboratory technician prepared a diluter solution to accurately calibrate the pH meter.
The cleaning solution was too strong, so she added a diluter to weaken its effects.
The company introduced a diluter product that promised to extend the lifespan of printer cartridges.
The diluter helped to spread the dye evenly, creating a beautiful and vibrant pattern on the fabric.
The artist carefully mixed the paint with a diluter to achieve the perfect shade for her masterpiece.

One who, or that which, dilutes or makes thin, more liquid, or weaker.

thin,diluted, thinned,weak,weakened, adulterated, washy, watered-down, watery

rich, strong,rich, strong, full-bodied, full-bodied, concentrated,enriched, enriched, fortified

The chemist carefully added the diluter to the concentrated acid, ensuring the proper dilution ratio.

The diluter helped to reduce the harshness of the chemical solution, making it safer to handle.

The water acted as a diluter in the paint mixture, helping to achieve the desired consistency.

She added a diluter to the ink to make it flow more easily from her fountain pen.