solvent — a liquid that can dissolve other substances
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a liquid that can dissolve other substances
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsɑːlvənt/
Korean meaning: 용매, 용해제
Korean pronunciation: **솔**번트
Example Sentences
- My chemistry teacher warned us that paint thinner is a powerful solvent that can dissolve your homework... and your excuses.
- The startup managed to stay solvent by selling coffee to sleepy investors.
- Acetone is an effective solvent for removing nail polish.
solvent
NOUN//ˈsɑːlvənt//
a liquid that can dissolve other substances
The scientist uses a clear solvent to dissolve white crystals completely
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Origin
From Latin 'solvens,' the present participle of 'solvere' meaning 'to loosen, dissolve, or break up.' The word entered English in the 17th century with the development of modern chemistry.
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“My chemistry teacher warned us that paint thinner is a powerful solvent that can dissolve your homework... and your excuses.”
“The startup managed to stay solvent by selling coffee to sleepy investors.”
“Acetone is an effective solvent for removing nail polish.”
“The pharmaceutical company needs to remain solvent to continue drug development.”
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