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unevaporated

adjective
un·evaporated | \ "+ \
variants: or less commonly unevaporate \¦⸗⸗¦⸗⸗rə̇t \

Definition of unevaporated 

1 : not dissipated : extant an unevaporated remnant

2 : not passed off in the form of vapor the unevaporated residue

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History and Etymology for unevaporated

unevaporated from un- entry 1 + evaporated past participle of evaporate; unevaporate from un- entry 1 + obsolete evaporate evaporated, from Latin evaporatus, past participle of evaporare to evaporate

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