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Dissipate meaning
To drive away, disperse. | To use up or waste; squander. | To vanish by dispersion.
Synonyms of Dissipate
Example sentences (20)
Additionally, if the Roku device is placed in a location where it cannot dissipate heat properly, such as in a cabinet or enclosed space, this can also lead to overheating.
But I also know that the day will come when the darkness over our country will dissipate,” he said.
In Azerbaijan, many fear that the ethnic nationalism and vow of territorial reunification on which Aliyev built his legitimacy is more likely to find new targets than to dissipate.
Kara-Murza said his fate had already been decided, but that “the day will come when the darkness over our country will dissipate”.
Latest reports suggest that the oil is continuing to dissipate, however some oil has come ashore in a small number of areas and PHC is in the process of clearing up these areas.
Some have large ears to dissipate heat, while others metabolize water from food.
These strings could dissipate energy by emitting gravitational waves.
The SNB the same day offered the bank support and as happened for the US, the fears started to dissipate and switched the sentiment from risk off to risk on.
This high will support a strengthening trade wind flow as the lingering trough and associated moisture finally dissipate.
This will enable the chlorine to dissipate thus reducing the chlorine taste.
We thought it would dissipate, we thought it wouldn't last, but it just continued," Murphy said.
What is more likely is that there is a systematic lack of enthusiasm for Biden among stalwart Democrats, and that ambivalence will dissipate as Election Day draws nearer.
Yet the fundamental loss remains—it doesn’t just dissipate—and, in a strange way, I think it can become a magnet for other losses.
A $34 trillion deficit isn’t sustainable, and it won’t dissipate by borrowing more money.
A front coming in from the Atlantic looks set to hit our eastern coast that morning, but, according to the map, should dissipate before it sweeps too far west.
And then we watched this collective response dissipate into partisanship politics.
And yet somehow you'd think it would dissipate the tension every time that happens.
Clementine watched the water vapor dissipate and mix with the iridescent clouds.
However, it's essential to remember that the eclipse is a temporary event, and any stress experienced by your dog is likely to dissipate once it passes.
If the snow melts too quickly, the water will dissipate sooner — and vegetation and soils will dry out sooner than expected.