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distilled

[dih-stild] / dɪˈstɪld /






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The so-called sustainable aviation fuels, or SAF, are mostly distilled animal fats, cooking oil, inedible crops, wood debris or municipal waste.

From Seattle Times

May has distilled the overarching principle of being a student-manager: “Serving without wanting anything in return,” he said.

From Washington Post

The 37-page report was distilled from thousands of pages of previous assessments after a week of deliberations in Interlaken, Switzerland.

From Reuters

Casually defined shapes suggest cups, plants and birds, distilled to icons in the manner of computer graphics.

From Washington Post

To reach a dangerous level, the radiation would somehow have to be gathered from millions of people and then distilled into an extremely confined space.

From Seattle Times