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aqueous

1 of 1adjective
/ˈeɪkwiəs/
1

relating to, resembling, or composed of water

  • Her eyes had an almost aqueous shine to them, reflecting the light beautifully.
  • Aqueous environments, like ponds and lakes, support a rich diversity of life.
  • Certain medications are better absorbed in the body when taken in aqueous form.
2

involving, or resulting from the action of water

  • Minerals can undergo aqueous dissolution when exposed to water, leading to the formation of caves.
  • Rain is an aqueous phenomenon, produced by the condensation of water in the atmosphere.
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