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View definitions for evaporate

evaporate

verb as in dry up, dissolve

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It's intriguing that key information about a once vital national security asset can just evaporate.

From BBC

All that energy would have generated massive amounts of heat that boiled the oceans causing up to tens of metres of water to evaporate.

From BBC

Most people don't know this, but about 25% of cancer patients go bankrupt or lose their home, while 60% evaporate their savings.

From Salon

Any chance of Oseguera González reaching a deal seemed to evaporate last year when he backed out of a plea at the eleventh hour after changing attorneys.

And John King will get in front of a magnetic board that didn’t exist in 2000 and say, we know because of what’s happening in Maricopa County, that actually what looks like a pretty strong lead for Trump will basically evaporate.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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