decanted in English

verb

1

gradually pour (liquid, typically wine or a solution) from one container into another, especially without disturbing the sediment.

the wine was decanted about 40 minutes before being served

synonyms: pour off, draw off, siphon off, drain, tap, transfer

verb

• pour off, draw off, siphon off, drain, tap, transfer
• pour out, pour

Use "decanted" in a sentence

1. Allow the decanted solution to adjust to room temperature

2. Allow the decanted solution to adjust to room temperature.

3. Today it is usually decanted against an electric light or white background.

4. His house was demolished,so he was decanted a new flat.

5. The solution full of gold, known as “pregnant” solution is decanted or siphoned off.

6. The negatively charged Colloidal particles of impurities get neutralized by the Al 3+ ions and settle down and pure water can be decanted off

7. That will be all this afternoon, " he said to the nurse, who got up with the baby and decanted it into a perambulator which was standing in the fairway.

8. And so it is Wasianski, not de Quincey, snuffing Kant’s candle, Wasianski, not de Quincey, with the presence of mind to inform us that when hosting a party, rather than keep a bottle of decanted wine with a servant, Kant, Anacreontically, preferred to keep one at the elbow of every single guest