maceration (Meaning)

Wordnet

maceration (n)

softening due to soaking or steeping

extreme leanness (usually caused by starvation or disease)

Webster

The act or process of macerating.

The maceration of fruit in alcohol is essential for crafting fine liqueurs.
The enzymatic maceration of plant tissues allows for the extraction of valuable compounds.
Scientists used maceration to break down animal tissues for DNA analysis.
The maceration of wood fibers produces cellulose, a key component of paper and textiles.
The process of maceration softens and breaks down tissues, making them easier to study.
Researchers macerate soil samples to analyze their organic matter content.
The maceration of grapes produces a pulp that is fermented to make wine.
The ancient practice of maceration was used to preserve food and medicinal plants.
The maceration of herbs in oil creates potent herbal remedies.
The maceration of leather makes it softer and more pliable.

softening due to soaking or steeping, extreme leanness (usually caused by starvation or disease)The act or process of macerating.

soak, drown, saturate, steep, dip, immerse, sodden, wash, submerge,impregnate

drain, dry, dehydrate, dehydrate, drain, wring (out),dry, wring (out),sear, empty

The maceration of fruit in alcohol is essential for crafting fine liqueurs.

The enzymatic maceration of plant tissues allows for the extraction of valuable compounds.

Scientists used maceration to break down animal tissues for DNA analysis.

The maceration of wood fibers produces cellulose, a key component of paper and textiles.