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re⋅hy⋅drate
[ree-hahy-dreyt] 
dreɪt
–verb (used with object), -drat⋅ed, -drat⋅ing.
| to restore moisture or fluid to (something dehydrated). |
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| re·hy·drate (rē-hī'drāt') tr.v. re·hy·drat·ed, re·hy·drat·ing, re·hy·drates
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Main Entry: re·hy·drate
Pronunciation: (')rE-'hI-"drAt
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Forms: -drat·ed; -drat·ing
: to restore fluid to (something dehydrated); especially : to restore body fluid lost in dehydration to <rehydrate a patient> —re·hy·dra·tion /"rE-"hI-'drA-sh&n/ noun
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rehydrate re·hy·drate (rē-hī'drāt')
v. re·hy·drat·ed, re·hy·drat·ing, re·hy·drates
- To cause rehydration of something.
- To replenish the body fluids of an individual.
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