efflorescing (Meaning)

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efflorescing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Effloresce

No weak antonyms found.

The old stone carvings were damaged by efflorescing salts due to moisture penetration.
During summer heat, white efflorescing crystals appeared on the surface of the brickwork.
The efflorescing nature of the chemicals in the soil made it challenging for plant growth.
The white powdery substance efflorescing from the rock was identified as gypsum.
The efflorescing salt deposits on the surface of the concrete were unsightly and required removal.
Chemical reactions caused the efflorescence of minerals on the cave ceiling, creating intricate patterns.
The efflorescing of the paint on the mural resulted in the loss of its original vibrancy.
In arid environments, efflorescence is common due to the evaporation of salts from the soil.
The efflorescing properties of certain compounds make them useful as desiccants in various industrial applications.
The efflorescing wildflowers burst into bloom in the springtime, adding vibrant hues to the mountainside.

of Effloresce

blossoming, flowering,blooming,burgeoning, bourgeoning, blowing, unfolding,leaving, budding, leafing

dying, withering, wilting, wilting, fading, drying up, withering, dying,drying up, fading

The old stone carvings were damaged by efflorescing salts due to moisture penetration.

During summer heat, white efflorescing crystals appeared on the surface of the brickwork.

The efflorescing nature of the chemicals in the soil made it challenging for plant growth.

The white powdery substance efflorescing from the rock was identified as gypsum.