9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Exsiccate' in a Sentence
"To dry or remove the moisture from a substance." more
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The painter anticipates that the layers of paint will have exsiccated, resulting in a matte finish.
The archaeologist predicts that the ancient parchment will have exsiccated over the centuries.
The prolonged drought will have exsiccated the reservoir, leaving the town in a water crisis.
The relentless wind on the desert plains will have exsiccated the soil, making it barren.
Over the winter, the salt flats will have exsiccated, creating a surreal landscape.
After hours in the dehydrator, the fruits will have exsiccated to create delicious dried snacks.
After weeks of air-drying, the pottery will have exsiccated, ready for the final glazing.
Despite the protective measures, the old leather book will have exsiccated and become brittle.
By the time they return, the wet clothes on the line will have exsiccated in the sun.
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