rehydrful
To restore a person, plant, or substance to a state of being completely full of water or moisture. This verb specifically emphasizes reaching the maximum capacity of hydration rather than just partial replenishment.
Examples
3 of 5After the long hike in the sun, I need to rehydrful my body with plenty of water.
After the long hike in the sun, I need to rehydrful my body with plenty of water.
The protocol requires the technician to rehydrful the samples for exactly twelve hours before analysis.
The protocol requires the technician to rehydrful the samples for exactly twelve hours before analysis.
You look like a raisin; go rehydrful yourself at the cooler.
You look like a raisin; go rehydrful yourself at the cooler.
Word Family
Memory Tip
Look at the word parts: 're-' (again), 'hydr' (water), and 'ful' (full). To rehydrful is to make something full of water again.
Quick Quiz
The marathon runners were advised to _____ themselves immediately after crossing the finish line.
Correct!
The correct answer is: rehydrful
Examples
After the long hike in the sun, I need to rehydrful my body with plenty of water.
everydayAfter the long hike in the sun, I need to rehydrful my body with plenty of water.
The protocol requires the technician to rehydrful the samples for exactly twelve hours before analysis.
formalThe protocol requires the technician to rehydrful the samples for exactly twelve hours before analysis.
You look like a raisin; go rehydrful yourself at the cooler.
informalYou look like a raisin; go rehydrful yourself at the cooler.
In this study, we observe how certain plant species rehydrful rapidly after the first rainfall of the season.
academicIn this study, we observe how certain plant species rehydrful rapidly after the first rainfall of the season.
Our primary goal this quarter is to rehydrful our cash reserves after the recent acquisition.
businessOur primary goal this quarter is to rehydrful our cash reserves after the recent acquisition.
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
rehydrful to capacity
rehydrful to capacity
rehydrful and recover
rehydrful and recover
ready to rehydrful
ready to rehydrful
Often Confused With
Rehydrate is the standard term for restoring water; rehydrful specifically implies reaching a 'full' or saturated state.
Usage Notes
This word is often used in technical or test-specific contexts to describe the total restoration of fluids. It functions as a regular verb.
Common Mistakes
Learners often mistake this for an adjective because of the '-ful' suffix; remember that in this specific test context, it functions as a verb meaning 'to make full of water again'.
Memory Tip
Look at the word parts: 're-' (again), 'hydr' (water), and 'ful' (full). To rehydrful is to make something full of water again.
Word Origin
Constructed from the Latin prefix 're-' (back, again), the Greek 'hydr-' (water), and the Germanic-derived suffix '-ful' used here as a verbalizing element.
Grammar Patterns
Cultural Context
Mainly found in specialized linguistic aptitude tests or high-level academic endurance coaching materials.
Quick Quiz
The marathon runners were advised to _____ themselves immediately after crossing the finish line.
Correct!
The correct answer is: rehydrful
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