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saturation

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nounfullness

nounsatiation

Word Origin & History

1550s, formed in English from saturate, or else from Late Latin saturationem (nominative saturatio), noun of action from past participle stem of saturare. Saturation bombing is from 1942, first in reference to Allied air raid on Cologne, Germany.

Example Sentences for saturation

In fact, the saturation of the soil is more likely to be a benefit than otherwise.

Only when it remains blue, has the point of saturation been reached.

As the 23d of October had arrived we were glad to avoid daily saturation.

The saturation often falls to 30 per cent., but with great variability.

But he was the example of a spirit with which the whole age was filled to saturation.

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Synonyms for saturation

noun fullness

congestion
overload
engorgement
impregnation
plethora
soaking
superabundance

More words related to saturation

absorption

noun. assimilation, incorporation

consumption
digestion
drinking in
exhaustion
fusion
imbibing
impregnation
ingestion
inhalation
intake
osmosis
penetration
reception
retention
saturation
soaking up
suction
taking in

color

noun. pigment, shade

blush
cast
chroma
chromaticity
chromatism
chromism
colorant
coloration
coloring
complexion
dye
glow
hue
intensity
iridescence
luminosity
paint
pigmentation
polychromasia
saturation
stain
tinct
tincture
tinge
tint
undertone
value
wash

dew point

noun. temperature when dew forms

DP
DWPT
dew-point temperature
humidification
humidity
saturation
saturation point

fullness

noun. abundance, breadth

adequateness
ampleness
amplitude
broadness
completeness
completion
comprehensiveness
congestion
copiousness
curvaceousness
dilation
distension
enlargement
entirety
extensiveness
fill
glut
plenitude
plenty
plenum
profusion
repletion
roundness
satiation
satiety
saturation
scope
sufficiency
surfeit
swelling
totality
tumescence
vastness
voluptuousness
wealth
wholeness
wideness

glut

noun. overabundance

excess
nimiety
oversupply
plenitude
saturation
superfluity
surfeit
surplus
too much

mix/mixture

noun. assortment, combination

admixture
adulteration
alloy
amalgam
amalgamation
assimilation
association
batter
blend
brew
combine
combo
commixture
composite
compound
concoction
confection
conglomeration
cross
crossing
dough
fusion
goulash
grab bag
hodgepodge
hybrid
hybridization
incorporation
infiltration
interfusion
jumble
mash
medley
merger
mingling
miscellany
mishmash
mixed bag
mosaic
mélange
package
patchwork
potpourri
salmagundi
saturation
soup
stew
transfusion
union
variety

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