desalination

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desalination

A large desalination plant provides fresh water for a coastal city.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The process of removing salt, especially from seawater: "Desalination" refers specifically to the technical or industrial process of extracting salt and other minerals from saline water, typically to produce fresh water suitable for human consumption or irrigation.
Usage
  • Noun:
    • Desalination is an important technology for providing fresh water in arid coastal regions.
    • The high cost of desalination can be a barrier to its widespread adoption.
Advanced Usage
  • "to undergo desalination": to be processed to have salt removed.
    • Seawater must undergo desalination before it can be used for drinking.
  • "desalination of": the process applied to a specific substance.
    • The desalination of brackish groundwater is also a common practice.
Variants and Related Words
  • Desalinate (verb): to remove salt from something.
    • The plant can desalinate millions of gallons of seawater per day.
  • Desalinization (noun): a synonym for desalination.
    • Desalinization is another term for the same process.
  • Desalting (noun): a more general term for salt removal.
    • Desalting operations are crucial for certain industrial processes.
Synonyms
  • Desalinization: the process of removing salt.
  • Desalting: the act of removing salt.
Related Phrases
  • Desalination plant: a facility where desalination occurs.
    • The city built a new desalination plant to address the water shortage.
  • Desalination technology: the methods and equipment used for desalination.
    • Advances in desalination technology are making the process more efficient.
desalination

A large desalination plant provides fresh water for a coastal city.

Noun
  1. the removal of salt (especially from sea water)

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