12 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 arid climate in the desert can naturally exsiccate fruits, preserving them for extended periods.
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Over the years, the relentless sun had been exsiccating the once-lush garden, turning it into a barren landscape.
Astronauts rely on specialized equipment to exsiccate waste in space missions.
The researcher is exsiccating the ink on ancient manuscripts for analysis.
The archaeologist predicts that the ancient parchment will have exsiccated over the centuries.
To prepare for the expedition, hikers exsiccate their food supplies to reduce weight and increase durability.
Leather artisans often exsiccate animal hides to prepare them for crafting.
To ensure the longevity of the leather, craftsmen exsiccate it thoroughly before crafting it into goods.
The industrial dryer will exsiccate the freshly washed textiles before packaging.
The ancient Egyptians used a unique process to exsiccate mummies, preserving them for thousands of years.
The researchers have been exsiccating soil samples to analyze their composition.
As the chef prepares the marinade, the oven will be exsiccating the marinated meat slowly.
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