dissipate in Irish
dissipate in Irish is scaip — dissipate means to gradually scatter or disappear.
dissipate in Irish
scaip
(transitive) To use up or waste; squander.
What does "dissipate" mean?
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verb To gradually scatter or disappear.
"The morning fog dissipated as the sun rose."
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verb To waste or squander resources, money, or energy.
"He dissipated his inheritance on gambling within a few years."
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dissipate in a sentence
- The morning fog dissipated as the sun rose.
- Tension in the room slowly dissipated once he apologized.
- He dissipated his inheritance on gambling within a few years.
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What is "dissipate" in Irish?
"dissipate" in Irish is scaip. dissipate means: To gradually scatter or disappear.
How do you use "dissipate" in a sentence?
Example: "The morning fog dissipated as the sun rose." In Irish, "dissipate" is scaip.
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