Noun:

உலர்வித்தல்,

desiccation's Usage Examples:

The gradual elevation of the whole of northern Russia and Siberia, and the consequent draining of the marshes, is one of these deeper-seated, ampler causes; another is the desiccation of the lakes all over the northern hemisphere.

The process may be accelerated by exhausting the desiccator; this so-called vacuum desiccation is especially suitable for the concentration of aqueous solutions of readily decomposable substances.

But the gradual desiccation of the country resulted 4 For ampler information, see N.

diffusive transport, and desiccation of GCL basal liner systems.

But many of the simpler P Y ler P forms of life may undergo desiccation to such an extent as to arrest their vital manifestations and convert them into the semblance of not-living matter, and yet remain potentially alive.

The desiccation of the rivers of Russia has been often attributed to the steady destruction of its forests.

This desiccation is partly attributable to the unrestricted felling of wood practised for many centuries by the inhabitants.

In the higher parts there are fine plains where Glaser found numerous Himyaritic remains, and which he considers were undoubtedly cultivated formerly, but they have long fallen out of cultivation owing to denudation and desiccation - the impoverishment of the country from these causes is increasing.

During their removal it is important that the roots be covered, if only to prevent desiccation by the air.

"The Guanches embalmed their dead; many mummies have been found in an extreme state of desiccation, each weighing not more than 6 or 7 lb.

Modern travellers bear witness to a gradual progress of desiccation in the Tibetan uplands.

Synonyms:

freeze-drying, plastination, evaporation, inspissation, dehydration, drying up, lyophilization, lyophilisation, extraction,

Antonyms:

wateriness, status, humidness, intemperance, emotionality,