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desuperheat

desuperheat verb: to cool a liquid below its boiling point.

Verb

desuperheat (third-person singular simple present desuperheats, present participle desuperheating, simple past and past participle desuperheated)

  1. (transitive) To cool a liquid below its boiling point.
  2. (transitive) To cool a vapour below its saturation point.

Forms of desuperheat

third-person singular presentdesuperheats
present participledesuperheating
past participledesuperheated
pastdesuperheated

Origin of desuperheat

From de- + superheat.

Questions about desuperheat

What does desuperheat mean?
Desuperheat means to cool a liquid below its boiling point.
What part of speech is desuperheat?
Desuperheat is a verb.
What is the past tense of desuperheat?
The past tense of desuperheat is desuperheated.

Words near desuperheat in the dictionary

  1. desumoylated
  2. desumoylates
  3. desumoylating
  4. desumoylation
  5. desunt
  6. desuperheat
  7. desuperheated
  8. desuperheater
  9. desuperheaters
  10. desuperheating
  11. desuperheats

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