saturated
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definition
verb
the soil is saturated
cause (something) to become thoroughly soaked with liquid so that no more can be absorbed.
adjective
Nearly level topography, where soil usually drains poorly, may also result in surface movement of materials by water when a saturated condition in the soil causes high runoff.
holding as much water or moisture as can be absorbed; thoroughly soaked.
A new nomenclature system for the linear saturated hydrocarbons is proposed.
(of an organic molecule) containing the greatest possible number of hydrogen atoms, and so having no carbon–carbon double or triple bonds.
example
In the wet season, their clothes were 'saturated' and rotting, their boots full of water.
A new nomenclature system for the linear 'saturated' hydrocarbons is proposed.
They should feel heavy and thoroughly 'saturated' , but they should not be falling apart.
Still, there are brightly lit daylight scenes which show off more 'saturated' color and natural skin tones.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of accelerated aging of wheat seeds either over a 'saturated' solution of sodium chloride or over water.
Verster then paints fields and loose approximations of subjects in rich swathes of highly 'saturated' colour, sometimes removing paint to model his images.
Colors are bright and well 'saturated' without bleeding or smearing.
By the end of May the nearly 'saturated' soil in the mountains could absorb little additional moisture.
In the US, an already 'saturated' news market realised that priorities had to shift.
Most fast foods are poor in vitamins, micronutrients and fibre content but tend to be high in simple sugars, refined starches, cholesterol-raising 'saturated' fats and sodium.
If you've used a pressure washer, the surface of the wood will be damp but not 'saturated' , and should dry fairly quickly.
Water vapor rose from the 'saturated' ground, adding to the heat from the wood- and charcoal-fired smokers.
In fact, trans fats are considered a greater risk to health than 'saturated' fat, which has long been associated with coronary heart disease.
They contain no cholesterol and are low in 'saturated' fats and sodium.
Consumption of products such as soy milk also rose as consumers sought ways of reducing levels of 'saturated' fat and cholesterol in their diets.
If a hot 'saturated' sugar solution is allowed to cool slowly, the sugar comes out of solution and crystallizes on the bottom of the container.
The rising waters and 'saturated' earth did not matter.
The 'saturated' colours and grainy quality of the film evoke sticky, gritty skin and sweat; shot almost entirely on location, you can almost smell it.
Pollutants move with the water through the 'saturated' soil only to travel into wells, streams, and ditches.
To maintain the 'saturated' solution, add more of the distilled water or Ammonium Dichromate, always ensuring that a fine slurry of crystals is present on the bottom.
On closer inspection, their active, tactile surfaces, particularly in the earlier works, consists of a rich and broad range of 'saturated' colours underscored by earth tones.
Be sure to watch for water spraying and overly 'saturated' spots.
The full color palette is properly 'saturated' and detailed.
Even after the surface flood water has receded, the soil may remain 'saturated' for some time.
Nearly level topography, where soil usually drains poorly, may also result in surface movement of materials by water when a 'saturated' condition in the soil causes high runoff.
Is it possible make a 'saturated' solution of benzoic acid using methylene chloride as the solvent?
My lungs, dry like sandpaper from all the smoke, craved the 'saturated' Washington air.
The Mediterranean diet is lighter on the 'saturated' fats found in meat and dairy products, and heavier on mono-unsaturated fats, found in olive oil and walnuts.
In 1962 Frankenthaler changed from oil to acrylic paint, which allowed her to achieve more richly 'saturated' colour.
Ammonia is not effectively utilized by plants and microorganisms in 'saturated' soil.
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