verb
definition
To lose or remove water; to dry
Examples of dehydrate in a Sentence
Overexposure to sunlight can dehydrate the body.
This is concerning for caregivers, because children can dehydrate after a short time.
Following are a few websites that will help you learn how to dehydrate food.
Wavy hair will dehydrate and frizz more easily than other styles, so you must concentrate on finding a hydrating product that works well for you.
While the lenses themselves probably won't singlehandedly dehydrate your eyes and cause the problem, those combined with a dry environment, allergies, heaters, and wind certainly can.
If you want dried foods that are truly raw than you should get sun-dried or better yet, sun dry or dehydrate them yourself.
Caffeinated beverages are diuretics and serve to dehydrate you further.
These self contained units break down and dehydrate human waste to a compost product that can be added to the soil, sanitized and compacted by the drying and composting process.
Anti-nausea medication can quiet the brain's message to the stomach to throw up, and this in turn makes the dog more comfortable and less likely to dehydrate.
Avoid drinking alcohol because it can dehydrate the skin further.
While the occasional alcoholic drink won't sacrifice your complexion, excess alcohol consumption will dehydrate your body and will affect the beauty of your complexion.
In general, when a soft contact lens is worn it's more likely to dehydrate the eye depending on how much water it contains.
Many people confuse dehydration-related fatigue with hunger, which leads them to both overeat and dehydrate -- a potentially deadly combination.