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View definitions for evaporated

evaporated

adjective as in anhydrous

adjective as in condensed

Weak matches

noun as in milk

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"Even if you injected yourself once a week and a pound a week just evaporated from your body, what would that matter?"

From BBC

In the years since the pandemic, which upended workplace norms and evaporated demand for office space, landlords downtown have watched in frustration as the value of their office buildings has plummeted.

After his success in the 2024 vote, the various legal issues that he had been battling have largely evaporated.

From BBC

Nearly all other criminal proceedings against Trump evaporated in the weeks after his election win.

From Salon

Even a West Ham clean sheet evaporated when Lukasz Fabianski was carried off with a worrying head injury in only the 36th minute.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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