suction Synonyms
suction Meaning
suction (n)
a force over an area produced by a pressure difference
the act of sucking
suction (v)
remove or draw away by the force of suction
empty or clean (a body cavity) by the force of suction
suction Sentence Examples
- The powerful vacuum cleaner utilized suction to effortlessly remove dust and debris from the carpet.
- The surgeon employed suction to remove excess blood from the surgical site.
- The honeybee's proboscis allows it to extract nectar from flowers by suction.
- The baby octopus used its suckers to firmly attach itself to the ocean floor.
- The pump created a suction that drew water from the well.
- The surgeon carefully applied suction to the wound to control bleeding.
- Sailors used suction pumps to remove excess water from the bilge of the ship.
- The water filter utilized suction to pull impurities out of the water.
- The exhaust fan provided suction to remove smoke and fumes from the kitchen.
- The octopus utilized its suckers to create suction and grip onto its prey.
FAQs About the word suction
a force over an area produced by a pressure difference, the act of sucking, remove or draw away by the force of suction, empty or clean (a body cavity) by the f
siphon, syphon,pump, eliminate, dish,draw, exhaust, drain, draw (off), decant
fill,fill, pour,pour,
The powerful vacuum cleaner utilized suction to effortlessly remove dust and debris from the carpet.
The surgeon employed suction to remove excess blood from the surgical site.
The honeybee's proboscis allows it to extract nectar from flowers by suction.
The baby octopus used its suckers to firmly attach itself to the ocean floor.
