Word
hydrated
Phoneticshy·drat·ed
US/ˈhaɪˌdɹeɪtəd/
UK/hˈaɪdɹeɪtɪd/
Definition
adj. having enough water in your body to stay healthy and work well. You feel hydrated when you drink plenty of fluids throughout the day.
adj. containing an adequate amount of water or moisture; specifically referring to the physiological state of having sufficient bodily fluids. Often used predicatively after linking verbs like 'stay' or 'keep'.
Examples
“I feel much more energetic when I stay hydrated.”
“Athletes must ensure they are fully hydrated before starting a long-distance race in hot weather.”
“While many people rely on thirst as a signal, medical professionals suggest that maintaining a hydrated state requires consistent fluid intake throughout the day, regardless of immediate physical activity levels.”
Examples
simple
“I feel much more energetic when I stay hydrated.”
contextual
“Athletes must ensure they are fully hydrated before starting a long-distance race in hot weather.”
complex
“While many people rely on thirst as a signal, medical professionals suggest that maintaining a hydrated state requires consistent fluid intake throughout the day, regardless of immediate physical activity levels.”
Usage
Often follows linking verbs such as 'stay', 'keep', or 'remain'.
Real-World Examples
“A useful way to check if you're hydrated is to check the colour of your urine.” “All three moons appear to contain the same hydrated mineral, but researchers have not yet been able to determine exactly what it is.” Domain
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