distilled

verbmake pure; draw out something

Word Origin & History

also distil, late 14c., from Old French distiller (14c.), from Latin distillare "trickle down in minute drops," from dis- "apart" (see dis-) + stillare "to drip, drop," from stilla "drop." Related: Distilled; distilling.

Example Sentences for distilled

She is the living, distilled essence of Conservative mothers.

There are other waters which are called juices and are distilled through plants.

Solinski released his grip, snatched a bottle of distilled water and swung.

After this, do not add anything but distilled water to the battery solution.

Immerse the negatives in distilled water for ten to twelve hours.

It is of these that the stuff of his message is compacted; it is from these that its essence is distilled.

This was brought to New England, distilled into rum, and sent off to Africa.

It does not, however, require to have been distilled in vacuo.

The silvered thread is rinsed with distilled water and allowed to dry.

The alkaline solution and washings were acidified and distilled from 10 p.ct.

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Synonyms for distilled

verb make pure; draw out something

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