exsiccation (Meaning)

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exsiccation (n.)

The act of operation of drying; evaporation or expulsion of moisture; state of being dried up; dryness.

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The severe exsiccation of the land due to prolonged drought had led to widespread crop failures.
The desiccated leaves of the plant had turned brown and brittle, a telltale sign of exsiccation.
The process of exsiccation played a crucial role in the preservation of botanical specimens, preventing them from decaying.
The extreme exsiccation of the soil in arid regions posed significant challenges for farmers in their struggle to cultivate crops.
Proper storage conditions were necessary to prevent the exsiccation of valuable manuscripts and historical documents.
The arid desert climate with scorching temperatures contributed to the exsiccation of the ancient ruins, leaving them in a state of preservation.
The exsiccation process involved drying out the raw material through controlled evaporation, resulting in a concentrated final product.
The forensic experts used a technique called exsiccation to analyze the chemical composition of the substance found at the crime scene.
The exsiccation of food products extended their shelf life by removing moisture and inhibiting the growth of microorganisms.
The historical artifact underwent a rigorous exsiccation process to remove impurities and stabilize its condition for museum preservation.

The act of operation of drying; evaporation or expulsion of moisture; state of being dried up; dryness.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The severe exsiccation of the land due to prolonged drought had led to widespread crop failures.

The desiccated leaves of the plant had turned brown and brittle, a telltale sign of exsiccation.

The process of exsiccation played a crucial role in the preservation of botanical specimens, preventing them from decaying.

The extreme exsiccation of the soil in arid regions posed significant challenges for farmers in their struggle to cultivate crops.