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Meaning of recoct
Webster
recoct (v. t.)
To boil or cook again; hence, to make over; to vamp up; to reconstruct.
recoct Sentence Examples
- The chef carefully recocted the sauce, adding a hint of paprika to enhance its flavor.
- The laboratory technician recocted the solution repeatedly to ensure its purity.
- The artist recocted the pigments to create a vibrant palette for her masterpiece.
- The alchemist recocted the potion, hoping to unlock its magical properties.
- The pharmacist recocted the medication to adjust its dosage and effectiveness.
- The historian recocted the ancient recipe to recreate a taste of the past.
- The perfumer recocted the fragrance, seeking to achieve a perfect balance of notes.
- The engineer recocted the alloy to improve its strength and durability.
- The scientist recocted the experiment with various parameters to validate their hypothesis.
- The seamstress recocted the fabric to restore its original texture and color.
FAQs About the word recoct
To boil or cook again; hence, to make over; to vamp up; to reconstruct.
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The chef carefully recocted the sauce, adding a hint of paprika to enhance its flavor.
The laboratory technician recocted the solution repeatedly to ensure its purity.
The artist recocted the pigments to create a vibrant palette for her masterpiece.
The alchemist recocted the potion, hoping to unlock its magical properties.
