deplete in Latin
deplete in Latin is exhauriō — deplete means to make the amount of something smaller by taking part of it away.
deplete in Latin
exhauriō
(ambitransitive) To empty or unload, as the vessels of the human system, by bloodletting or by medicine.
What does "deplete" mean?
- verb To make the amount of something smaller by taking part of it away.
- verb To lessen the quantity of something by removing part of it.
- verb (chemistry) To use up or separate out a substance taking part in a reaction.
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verb To lower the level of a substance in the body through medicine, treatment or illness.
"Certain medications can deplete vitamin D."
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- Certain medications can deplete vitamin D.
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What is "deplete" in Latin?
"deplete" in Latin is exhauriō. deplete means: To make the amount of something smaller by taking part of it away.
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