rehydrating (Meaning)

rehydrating

to restore fluid to (something dehydrated), to restore body fluid lost in dehydration to

After an intense workout, it's essential to rehydrate with plenty of fluids.
The dehydrated hiker desperately needed to rehydrate with electrolyte-rich drinks.
The doctor advised the patient to rehydrate with oral rehydration solutions to replenish lost fluids and electrolytes.
During hot weather, it's crucial to stay hydrated to prevent dehydration and rehydrate frequently.
Athletes should rehydrate with sports drinks or water after strenuous exercise to restore their fluid levels.
Pedialyte is a common over-the-counter solution used for rehydrating children who have diarrhea.
Rehydrating with coconut water is an effective way to replenish electrolytes and nutrients after a night of heavy drinking.
The dehydrated traveler took a long drink from the water bottle to rehydrate himself.
Proper rehydration involves consuming enough fluids to replenish lost body fluids and restore electrolyte balance.
The athlete rehydrated with water and electrolytes in preparation for the upcoming competition.

to restore fluid to (something dehydrated), to restore body fluid lost in dehydration to

immersing,rinsing, flushing, dunking, remoistening, sluicing, irrigating, refreshing, humidifying, steeping

drying, scorching,dehydrating, parching, desiccating,searing, dehumidifying

After an intense workout, it's essential to rehydrate with plenty of fluids.

The dehydrated hiker desperately needed to rehydrate with electrolyte-rich drinks.

The doctor advised the patient to rehydrate with oral rehydration solutions to replenish lost fluids and electrolytes.

During hot weather, it's crucial to stay hydrated to prevent dehydration and rehydrate frequently.