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maceration

/ˌmæs.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌmæs.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс размягчения или разрушения вещества путем замачивания в жидкости, или состояние крайней худобы или истощения в результате голодания или болезни.

A noun referring to the process of softening or breaking down a substance by soaking it in a liquid, or to a state of extreme thinness or emaciation resulting from starvation or disease.

uncountable

  1. Softening by soakingC1formal

    The process of softening or breaking down a substance by soaking it in a liquid, often used in cooking or biology.

    ruРазмягчение путем замачивания

    • The maceration of fruit in alcohol is used to make liqueurs.
    • In biology, maceration helps separate tissues for study.
    • The chef used maceration to soften the dried herbs.

    Synonymssoakingsoftening

    Antonymsdesiccationhardeningsolidification

  2. Extreme thinnessC2formal

    A state of being extremely thin or emaciated, often due to starvation or disease.

    ruКрайняя худоба

    • The patient's maceration was a result of prolonged illness.
    • Chronic malnutrition led to severe maceration in the population.
    • The doctor noted signs of maceration in the undernourished child.

    Synonymsboninessemaciationgauntnessskinninessthinnesswasting

    Antonymscorpulencefleshinessobesityplumpness

Forms
  • maceration plural form
  • maceration' possessive plural form
  • maceration's possessive singular form
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