IPA: /kəʊˈhəʊbeɪt/
KK: /kəʊˈhəʊbeɪt/
To process a substance by boiling it and then returning the vapor back to the liquid.
The chemist decided to cohobate the solution to purify it further.
Past: cohobated
Past Participle: cohobated
Cohobate is derived from the Latin 'cohobare', which is formed from 'co-' (meaning together) and 'habere' (meaning to have or hold). The term refers to the process of holding or retaining substances together, particularly in a chemical context.
Think of 'holding together' ('co-' means together and 'habere' means to have) to remember that cohabitate refers to living together.