dehydration|dehydrations in English

noun

[de·hy·dration || ‚diːhaɪ'dreɪʃn]

drying up; loss of water; abnormal lack of water in the body due to insufficient intake of liquids or extreme loss of fluids by sweating or vomiting or due to diarrhea (Medicine); lack of water; removal of water, removal of moisture

Use "dehydration|dehydrations" in a sentence

1. And there's dehydration.

2. Signs of Advanced Dehydration

3. Dehydration can cause Chapped lips

4. Dehydration can cause mental confusion.

5. He died from severe dehydration.

6. Someone could die of dehydration.

7. Dehydration could hide an infection.

8. It sounds like gastroenteritis and dehydration.

9. In practice, however, this Bimolecular dehydration to form an ether competes with unimolecular dehydration to give an alkene

10. Wild animals have collapsed from hunger and dehydration.

11. Also Toxoplasmosis, dehydration, SLE, various intersex disorders.

12. physical processes including dehydration, freezing and grinding

13. (I)physical processes including dehydration, freezing and grinding

14. ▪ Refuses liquids and shows signs of dehydration

15. Fluid loss from vomiting can lead to dehydration .

16. Bimolecular dehydration produces useful yields of ethers only…

17. Occa-sionally hospitalization is required to combat dehydration.

18. One of the classic Causes of leg cramps is dehydration

19. Coccidiosis causes diarrhea with weight loss, dehydration, and (rarely) hemorrhage

20. Even mild dehydration can cause your blood to thicken.

21. This loss of sodium can cause dehydration and cramping.

22. Thirst kicks in long before dehydration starts, he added.

23. The seizure could be the result of dehydration or something neurological.

24. At the same time dehydration, shock and peritonitis and other symptoms.

25. 22 Dehydration is one of the keys to altitude sickness.