irrorating (Meaning)
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irrorating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Irrorate
Synonyms & Antonyms of irrorating
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irrorating Sentence Examples
- The irrorating mist from the waterfall enveloped the surrounding area, creating a refreshing and tranquil atmosphere.
- The gardener meticulously irrorated the delicate seedlings with a gentle spray of water, ensuring they received the moisture they needed to thrive.
- The irroration system in the greenhouse was carefully calibrated to provide the plants with the optimal amount of water and nutrients.
- As the sun rose, the irrorating dew glistened on the petals of the flowers, adding a touch of sparkle to the morning landscape.
- The irroration of the swimming pool with chemicals helped to keep the water clean and safe for swimmers.
- The skin care product irrorated the user's face with a fine mist, hydrating and revitalizing the skin.
- The medical device irrorated the patient's wound with a saline solution to cleanse it and promote healing.
- The irroration of the crop field with pesticides helped to protect the plants from pests and diseases.
- The irroration of the wound with antiseptic helped to prevent infection and promote healing.
- The irroration of the air with essential oils created a soothing and aromatic atmosphere in the room.
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of Irrorate
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The irrorating mist from the waterfall enveloped the surrounding area, creating a refreshing and tranquil atmosphere.
The gardener meticulously irrorated the delicate seedlings with a gentle spray of water, ensuring they received the moisture they needed to thrive.
The irroration system in the greenhouse was carefully calibrated to provide the plants with the optimal amount of water and nutrients.
As the sun rose, the irrorating dew glistened on the petals of the flowers, adding a touch of sparkle to the morning landscape.
