hydrated
/ˈhaɪ.dreɪ.tɪd/Having sufficient water in the body to maintain proper bodily functions.
After the marathon, she felt dehydrated and needed to hydrate quickly.
After the marathon, she felt dehydrated and needed to hydrate quickly.
Doctors recommend drinking water to stay hydrated during hot weather.
Doctors recommend drinking water to stay hydrated during hot weather.
Hydration is crucial for maintaining bodily functions, including temperature regulation and waste removal.
Provided with enough moisture or liquid to prevent drying out.
The plants need to be hydrated regularly to stay healthy.
The plants need to be hydrated regularly to stay healthy.
The skin feels hydrated after applying moisturizer.
The skin feels hydrated after applying moisturizer.
Can also refer to non-living things like plants or materials.
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💡Pro Tip
Hydration Tips
Drink water regularly throughout the day, not just when thirsty, to stay properly hydrated.
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Medical Use
In medical contexts, 'hydrated' specifically refers to the body's water balance.
📖Word Origin
From 'hydrate' (1820s), from French 'hydrate,' from Latin 'hydratus,' past participle of 'hydrare' (to wet), from Greek 'hydor' (water).
📝Usage Notes
In medical contexts, 'hydrated' refers specifically to the body's water balance. In general use, it can refer to any object or material that has been moistened.