deaerated
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: //diːˈeɪəreɪtɪd//
KK: /diˈeəreɪtɪd/
adjective
Definition
Describes something from which air or gas has been removed.
Example
The liquid was deaerated to prevent oxidation during the experiment.
Conversation
Have you ever tried that new drink that’s deaerated?
No, I haven't! What's special about it?
It’s supposed to have a smoother taste since the air has been removed.
That sounds interesting! I might give it a try.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
devoid
empty
vacant
Antonyms
filled
charged
pressurized
verb
Definition
To remove air or gas from a liquid or substance, often to prevent oxidation or improve quality.
Example
The technician deaerated the water to ensure it was free of air bubbles before testing.
Tense Forms
Past: deaerated
Past Participle: deaerated
Conversation
Did you know they deaerated the water before bottling it?
Really? I didn’t realize that was a process they used.
Yeah, it helps improve the taste and shelf life.
Root Explanation
Deaerated → It is formed from "de-" (meaning removal) and "aer" (from Latin "aer" meaning air) and "-ate" (a suffix used to form verbs). The word "deaerated" means to remove air from a substance or environment.
Memory Tip
Think of 'removing' ('de-') 'air' ('aer') from something — that's what deaerated means.
Visually Confused Words
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