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sieving Meaning
sieving
a device with meshes or holes to separate finer particles from coarser ones or solids from liquids, sift, to put through a sieve, a device with meshes or perforations through which finer particles of a mixture (as of ashes, flour, or sand) of various sizes may be passed to separate them from coarser ones, through which the liquid may be drained from liquid-containing material, or through which soft materials may be forced for reduction to fine particles
sieving Sentence Examples
- The gardener meticulously sieved the soil to remove rocks and debris.
- The pharmacist carefully sieved the powder to ensure its uniform consistency.
- The archaeologist used a sieve to separate archaeological artifacts from dirt and sediment.
- The chef sieved flour to create a fine and airy batter.
- The chemist employed a sieve to separate a chemical mixture into its constituent particles.
- The geologist sieved sediment samples to study the grain size distribution.
- The beekeeper used a sieve to remove bees from a honey frame.
- The laundry worker sieved clothes to remove lint and dust.
- The manufacturer sieved sand to obtain the desired particle size for construction purposes.
- The artist sieved pigments to create a specific color palette for their painting.
FAQs About the word sieving
a device with meshes or holes to separate finer particles from coarser ones or solids from liquids, sift, to put through a sieve, a device with meshes or perfor
sifting,filtering, screening, straining, laying, clarifying,sedimenting, settling,clearing, resettling
raising, mixing,stirring,disturbing, agitating
The gardener meticulously sieved the soil to remove rocks and debris.
The pharmacist carefully sieved the powder to ensure its uniform consistency.
The archaeologist used a sieve to separate archaeological artifacts from dirt and sediment.
The chef sieved flour to create a fine and airy batter.
