Similar words: desiccate, desiccant, designated, domestic cat, designate, desecrated, located, educated. Meaning: ['desɪkeɪt] 
adj. 1. thoroughly dried out 2. preserved by removing natural moisture 3. lacking vitality or spirit; lifeless.
adj. 1. thoroughly dried out 2. preserved by removing natural moisture 3. lacking vitality or spirit; lifeless. 
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1. The bricks were desiccated by the sun.
2. We passed the desiccated corpse of a brigand hanging on a gibbet.
3. The old sailor's skin has desiccated from years of being out in the sun and the wind.
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4. Scratched into this desiccated earth is an environmental warning.
5. Marriage, that desiccated, pedantic, self-satisfied prude.
6. The ham was desiccated, the scrambled eggs congealed, and the fruit juice fermented.
7. Herman's taxidermy was inexpert, but Ma Katz was desiccated rather than rotten.
8. Desiccated liver is approximately 80% protein and is easily broken down and absorbed by the stomach.
9. Gone are the wild, kaleidoscopic murals, desiccated couches and furry dancing masses that rendered the old space a rhythmic poltergeist.
10. A few days later we passed the desiccated corpse of another brigand hanging on a gibbet beside the track.
11. The British might occasionally elect a desiccated calculating machine.
12. The desiccated by the sun.
13. The old sailor's skin desiccated from years of being out in the sun and the wind.
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15. But it makes the sort of sense that in the 1950s inspired Nye Bevan, a firebrand on the left of Britain’s Labour Party, to describe the centrist Hugh Gaitskell as a “desiccated calculating machine”.
16. In addition, bacteria can survive in a completely desiccated state.
17. Desiccated Coconut, Cocoa Timber, Instant Noodles, Coconut Cream Powder, Gloves, Fresh Water Fish Seafood.
18. All the party seems to have to offer is the same desiccated old ideas.
19. When the pools dry, the rotifers turn into minute particles of dust, wrinkled and desiccated, awaiting the next rainfall.
20. They do not poach in winter, but are liable to become desiccated in summer.
21. If you are only going to take one form of supplement then desiccated liver should be your choice.
22. However, don't feed your feathered friends very dry bread, desiccated coconut or salty food.
23. Haemoglobin iron can be taken on its own or with desiccated liver.
24. Looking back towards the Pan-Americana, the huge mud complex appeared ringed with peaked and desiccated mountains.
25. Mixing it with water, wind, and memory, I reconstitute the desiccated fact as a full-blown experience pulsing with life.
26. I suspect that some readers will recoil from Jaynes' chilly, offhand assessment of his desiccated marriage.
27. Thus landscape gardening , the ancient art of emperors, became formalised desiccated, sterile.
28. Over the years, as Naipaul's fame grew along with his irascibility, the marriage desiccated.
29. The shaped sculptural model should abstain from sunlight or fire, the right desiccative way for the shaped model is air desiccation. After being inside out desiccated.
30. Thirst burned through my throat like fire. My mouth was baked and desiccated.
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