Associations to the word «Desiccation»
Noun
- Tolerance
- Deforestation
- Lichen
- Embryo
- Freezing
- Crack
- Polygon
- Evaporation
- Sahara
- Burrow
- Moisture
- Drought
- Starvation
- Flooding
- Uv
- Susceptibility
- Cracking
- Viability
- Alga
- Humidity
- Seedling
- Predator
- Microorganism
- Erosion
- Pore
- Sediment
- Pathogen
- Mummy
- Cyst
- Organism
- Radiation
- Egg
- Stress
- Spore
- Fungus
- Tissue
- Insect
- Resurrection
- Exposure
- Soil
- Resist
- Seed
- Bacterium
- Accumulation
- Extreme
- Lea
- Temperature
- Carbonate
- Mud
- Penetration
- Cutting
- Larva
- Fern
- Desert
- Resin
- Layer
- Basin
- Dune
- Tide
- Drainage
- Freeze
- Sunlight
- Rainfall
- Deposition
- Habitat
- Mortality
- Resistance
- Environment
- Plant
Adjective
Wiktionary
DESICCATION, noun. (uncountable) The state or process of being desiccated
DESICCATION, noun. An act or occurrence of desiccating
Dictionary definition
DESICCATION, noun. Dryness resulting from the removal of water.
DESICCATION, noun. The process of extracting moisture.
Wise words
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