absorbent in Latin
absorbent in Latin is absorbens — absorbent means able to soak up liquid easily.
absorbent in Latin
absorbens
Having the ability or tendency to absorb; able to soak up liquid easily; absorptive. [First attested in the early 18th century.]
What does "absorbent" mean?
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adj Able to soak up liquid easily.
"Choose an absorbent material for the baby's changing mat."
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noun A substance used specifically for soaking up liquid.
"Kitty litter works well as a cheap absorbent for spills."
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absorbent in a sentence
- Choose an absorbent material for the baby's changing mat.
- Kitty litter works well as a cheap absorbent for spills.
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What is "absorbent" in Latin?
"absorbent" in Latin is absorbens. absorbent means: Able to soak up liquid easily.
How do you use "absorbent" in a sentence?
Example: "Choose an absorbent material for the baby's changing mat." In Latin, "absorbent" is absorbens.
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