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ˈhaɪdreɪtɪd
Meaning & Definition
verb
The past tense of the verb 'hydrate', meaning to cause to absorb water or to provide with adequate moisture.
After the long hike, she hydrated herself with a large bottle of water.
Past tense referring to the process of adding water to a substance.
The chemist hydrated the powder to create a solution.
adjective
Having absorbed water or moisture; containing water.
The plants looked vibrant and hydrated after the heavy rainfall.
Referring to a state in which the body has sufficient water for proper physiological function.
It's important to stay hydrated, especially during exercise.
In chemistry, referring to a compound that contains water, especially when chemically combined.
The hydrated form of the mineral is more stable than its anhydrous counterpart.
Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'hydratus,' meaning 'watered' or 'made wet,' from 'hydra,' meaning 'water.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
Stay hydrated
A reminder to drink sufficient water.
Hydrate before you dehydrate
Advice to drink water before engaging in activities that may lead to fluid loss.
Hydration is key
Emphasizing the importance of adequate water intake.
Related Words
hydrate
To cause to absorb water.
dehydrated
Describes something that has lost water or moisture.
Slang Meanings
Stay on top of your hydration.
Make sure to drink plenty of water, you have to stay hydrated!
To be filled with good vibes and fluids.
I'm feeling so hydrated after that smoothie!