hydrated

/ˈhaɪ.dreɪ.tɪd/

having enough water in the body

After the workout, she felt properly hydrated.

She had enough water in her body after exercising.

Medicine

formal

Having sufficient water in the body to maintain normal bodily functions

Doctors recommend staying hydrated to prevent dehydration.

Medical professionals advise maintaining adequate water levels in the body.

Often used in medical and health contexts to describe proper fluid balance.

general

Provided with enough water or moisture

The plants need to be kept hydrated during the summer.

The plants must receive enough water to stay healthy in hot weather.

Can also refer to keeping objects or environments moist.

Collocations

stay hydratedmaintain proper water levels in the bodyproperly hydratedhaving enough water to function well

drink enough water

medical treatment involving fluids

Drink water regularly, especially during physical activity, to stay hydrated.

In medical terms, 'hydrated' refers to proper fluid balance in the body.

From 'hydrate' (1800s), from Latin 'hydra' (water) + '-ate' (suffix indicating state)

Common in health and medical contexts, but also used for general moisture maintenance.

hydr-

water

root

-ated

state or condition

suffix

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