dimidiating (Meaning)
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dimidiating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Dimidiate
Synonyms & Antonyms of dimidiating
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dimidiating Sentence Examples
- The scientist's research focused on dimidiating the lifespan of laboratory mice.
- The machine's efficiency was dimidiated due to a lack of proper maintenance.
- The professor's lecture was so long and dull that it seemed to dimidiate the students' attention spans.
- The dimidiating effect of the new drug on the patient's symptoms was remarkable.
- The economic downturn dimidiated the company's profits, leading to layoffs and restructuring.
- The dimidiating impact of the drought on crop yields raised concerns about food security.
- The team's performance dimidiated after the star player suffered an injury.
- The dimidiating effect of the new treatment on the patient's pain levels was a welcome relief.
- The company's dimidiating sales figures prompted a reassessment of its marketing strategy.
- The dimidiating effect of the storm on the city's infrastructure caused widespread disruption and damage.
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of Dimidiate
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The scientist's research focused on dimidiating the lifespan of laboratory mice.
The machine's efficiency was dimidiated due to a lack of proper maintenance.
The professor's lecture was so long and dull that it seemed to dimidiate the students' attention spans.
The dimidiating effect of the new drug on the patient's symptoms was remarkable.
