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dechlorinate
[ dee-klawr-uh-neyt, -klohr- ]
verb (used with object)
, Chemistry.
, de·chlo·ri·nat·ed, de·chlo·ri·nat·ing.
- to remove the chlorine from (a substance, as water):
to dechlorinate tap water for use in an aquarium.
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Other Words From
- de·chlori·nation noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dechlorinate1
First recorded in 1940–45; de- + chlorinate
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Example Sentences
“Over the next two days, a group of very clever team members rigged together a mechanism to dechlorinate water from garden hoses,” Kastner said.
From Los Angeles Times
Also, ways to dechlorinate shower water, which is much better for your skin, your hair, your nails.
From New York Times
But the way humans treat “waste” now is to call it sewage and chlorinate it, then dechlorinate it with sulfur.
From Scientific American
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