rehydrate
/riˈhīdrāt/Definitions
1. verb
to restore or replenish fluids in the body, especially water; to cause (something) to absorb liquid again.
“She needed to rehydrate after running a marathon.”
2. verb
to replenish or restore the moisture content of something, such as soil or a substance.
“The farmer had to rehydrate the parched soil after the drought.”
3. noun
the process of restoring or replenishing fluids in the body.
“Rehydration is crucial after a strenuous workout.”
4. noun
a substance used to restore moisture content.
“The rehydration solution helped to revive the dry plants.”