redistill (Meaning)
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redistill (v. t.)
To distill again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of redistill
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redistill Sentence Examples
- The master distiller redistilled the whiskey multiple times to achieve its optimal flavor and aroma.
- The redistilled water was used in the laboratory for precise experiments.
- The ancient alchemists redistilled liquids to extract their essences and create potions.
- The distillery's aging process included redistilling the spirits to enhance their smoothness and complexity.
- The redistilled oil had a stronger fragrance and therapeutic properties than the original extract.
- The process of redistilling allowed scientists to isolate specific compounds for research purposes.
- The redistilled ethanol provided a highly pure solvent for industrial applications.
- Moonshiners often resorted to redistilling their batches to increase the alcohol content.
- The redistilled perfume essence was used to create a luxurious and long-lasting scent.
- Repeated redistillation was necessary to obtain the highest quality essential oils.
FAQs About the word redistill
To distill again.
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The master distiller redistilled the whiskey multiple times to achieve its optimal flavor and aroma.
The redistilled water was used in the laboratory for precise experiments.
The ancient alchemists redistilled liquids to extract their essences and create potions.
The distillery's aging process included redistilling the spirits to enhance their smoothness and complexity.
