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dehydration
noun as in drought
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in dryness
noun as in evaporation
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Example Sentences
“The biggest threat to safety at every protest I’ve ever been at — unless law enforcement gets involved — is always dehydration and heat exhaustion,” Dunn said.
She said that surviving trees also face the threat of dehydration as water has been sparse.
Eubank was admitted to hospital after the win and said he lost a toenail to "severe dehydration".
Another study indicated that intermittent fasting may produce side effects such as weakness, hunger, dehydration, headaches and difficulty concentrating.
"If you're working in heat and your body temperature increases by, over a longer period, over 38C, then you are at risk of severe heat-related stress and stroke, kidney failure, dehydration."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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