evaporate

/i'væpəreit/
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evaporate

The water in the puddle began to evaporate under the hot sun.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To turn from liquid into vapor: To change state from a liquid to a gas, typically due to heat or a reduction in pressure.
    • To disappear or fade away: To become less intense and gradually vanish, often used figuratively for feelings, hopes, or situations.
    • To remove liquid by vaporization: To cause a liquid to turn into vapor, often to leave a more concentrated residue behind.
Examples of Usage
  • Verb (Intransitive - to turn into vapor):
    • The puddle will evaporate quickly in the hot sun.
    • Water evaporates at 100 degrees Celsius at sea level.
  • Verb (Intransitive - to disappear/fade):
    • His initial enthusiasm evaporated once he saw the difficulty of the task.
    • The morning fog evaporated as the sun rose.
  • Verb (Transitive - to remove liquid):
    • The chef evaporated the broth to make a rich sauce.
    • This machine evaporates the solvent, leaving the pure compound.
Advanced Usage
  • "to evaporate away": (often used for emphasis) to disappear completely, either literally or figuratively.
    • All our savings seemed to evaporate away during the crisis.
  • In scientific/technical contexts: Used to describe a phase change or a purification/concentration process.
    • The sample was heated to evaporate any remaining moisture.
Variants and Related Words
  • Evaporation (n): The process of a liquid turning into vapor.
    • The evaporation rate increases with temperature.
  • Evaporated (adj): Describing a substance from which liquid has been removed, e.g., evaporated milk.
    • The recipe calls for a can of evaporated milk.
  • Evaporative (adj): Relating to or involving evaporation.
    • The swamp cooler uses an evaporative cooling process.
Synonyms
  • Vaporize: To convert into vapor (more technical/scientific).
  • Disappear: To cease to be visible.
  • Disperse: To spread over a wide area; to dissipate.
  • Dissipate: To scatter or vanish.
Related Phrasal Verbs

(Note: "evaporate" is not commonly used with particles to form standard phrasal verbs. The verb is typically used alone or with "away.")

Related Idioms
  • To evaporate into thin air: To disappear completely and without a trace.
    • The documents seemed to have evaporated into thin air; no one could find them.
evaporate

The water in the puddle began to evaporate under the hot sun.

Verb
  1. become less intense and fade away gradually
    • her resistance melted under his charm
    • her hopes evaporated after years of waiting for her fiance
  2. change into a vapor
    • The water evaporated in front of our eyes
  3. cause to change into a vapor
    • The chemist evaporated the water
  4. lose or cause to lose liquid by vaporization leaving a more concentrated residue
    • evaporate milk

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