elutriate

The word “elutriate” has 4 syllables: e-lu-tri-ate

It's pronounced as /ɪˈluː.trɪ.eɪt/


What is synonym and antonym for elutriate?

In the thesaurus, “elutriate” has 91 synonyms and 25 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for elutriate along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for elutriate

  • absolve
  • absterge
  • aerate
  • aerify
  • atone
  • bath
  • bathe
  • blot
  • bolt
  • brush
  • cauterize
  • chasten
  • clarify
  • clean
  • cleanse
  • clear
  • clear the decks
  • clear up
  • decontaminate
  • deodorize
  • depurate
  • deterge
  • disinfect
  • distil
  • distill
  • do up
  • dredge
  • dust
  • edulcorate
  • erase
  • exculpate
  • exonerate
  • expiate
  • expunge
  • expurgate
  • extract
  • filter
  • fine
  • flush
  • fumigate
  • garble
  • hackle
  • launder
  • lave
  • leach
  • lustrate
  • mop
  • neaten
  • oxygenate
  • pick
  • pick up
  • polish
  • process
  • purge
  • purify
  • rake
  • rarefy
  • rasp
  • rectify
  • redeem
  • refine
  • remit
  • rinse
  • rout out
  • sanctify
  • sanitize
  • scald
  • scour
  • scrape
  • screen
  • scrub
  • shake out
  • shampoo
  • shrive
  • sieve
  • sift
  • soak
  • soap
  • sponge
  • spruce up
  • sterilize
  • straighten up
  • sublimate
  • swab
  • sweep
  • tidy up
  • vacuum
  • wash
  • whisk
  • winnow
  • wipe

Antonyms for elutriate

  • adulterate
  • begrime
  • besmirch
  • blame
  • charge
  • cloud
  • condemn
  • contaminate
  • corrupt
  • defile
  • dirty
  • dull
  • encourage
  • foul
  • hold
  • incriminate
  • keep
  • muddy
  • pollute
  • sentence
  • soil
  • stain
  • sully
  • taint
  • worsen

Meanings of elutriate

  • verb
    1. To decant; to purify something by straining it.
    2. To separate great and small particles through an upwardly flowing liquid or vapid stream.

Example Sentences

  • The process will elutriate the sample to remove the smaller particles.
  • Scientists use water to elutriate minerals from the soil.
  • The technician will elutriate the substance to isolate the purest form.
  • The laboratory procedure is designed to elutriate the heavier particles from the mixture.
  • Before testing, you should elutriate the sand to ensure accuracy.

On this page you'll find 116 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to elutriate, such as: absolve, absterge, adulterate, aerate, aerify, atone, bath.

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  • belie
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  • screen
  • sieve
  • sift
  • slant
  • tamper with
  • twist
  • veil
  • warp
  • wash
  • whitewash

clean

  • abandoned
  • abluted
  • absolute
  • absolutely
  • absterge
  • abundantly
  • all
  • all of
  • all over
  • all the way
  • all-out
  • altogether
  • antiseptic
  • arrant
  • aseptic
  • at length
  • authentic
  • available
  • bare
  • barren
  • basically
  • bath
  • bathe
  • blameless
  • blank
  • bleached
  • blooming
  • blot
  • bodacious
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  • bright
  • brighten
  • broad
  • brush
  • by and large
  • categoric
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  • cauterize
  • chaste
  • chiefly
  • clarified
  • clarify
  • classic
  • cleanly
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  • clear
  • clear the decks
  • clear up
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  • cold
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  • complete
  • completely
  • comprehensive
  • conclusive
  • confirmed
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  • consummate
  • copiously
  • correct
  • crashing
  • crimeless
  • cultivated
  • cut
  • damn
  • damned
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  • deadly
  • decent
  • decisive
  • decontaminate
  • decontaminated
  • decorous
  • definite
  • delicate
  • deodorize
  • depleted
  • depurate
  • deserted
  • deterge
  • devoid
  • dirtless
  • disembowel
  • disinfect
  • disinfected
  • distinct
  • do up
  • down the line
  • down to the ground
  • downright
  • drained
  • draw
  • dreadful
  • dredge
  • dress
  • dry
  • dry-clean
  • dust
  • edulcorate
  • elegant
  • elutriate
  • emptied
  • empty
  • endless
  • enough
  • entire
  • entirely
  • erase
  • eternal
  • ethical
  • ethically
  • even
  • eviscerate
  • exactly
  • excise
  • exemplary
  • exhausted
  • exhaustive
  • expunge
  • expurgate
  • extensive
  • extract
  • extraordinary
  • extreme
  • fair
  • fairly
  • far-reaching
  • fast
  • faultless
  • final
  • flat
  • flat-out
  • flawless
  • flush
  • for fair
  • forsaken
  • free
  • fresh
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  • frightful
  • full
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  • fully
  • g-rated
  • general
  • generally
  • generously
  • genuine
  • germfree
  • gi
  • global
  • good
  • graceful
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  • gut
  • habitual
  • hackle
  • hands down
  • harmless
  • heartily
  • high-mindedly
  • hollow
  • honorable
  • honorably
  • hopeless
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  • huge
  • hygienic
  • immaculate
  • in whole
  • in-depth
  • inclusive
  • inculpable
  • innocent
  • innocuous
  • inoffensive
  • inveterate
  • irreproachable
  • just
  • largely
  • launder
  • laundered
  • lave
  • law-abiding
  • legal
  • legally
  • legible
  • lily-white
  • main
  • mainly
  • methodic
  • methodical
  • milky
  • modest
  • mop
  • moral
  • morally
  • more or less
  • mostly
  • neat
  • neat as a button
  • neat as a pin
  • neaten
  • no-holds-barred
  • nobly
  • open
  • orderly
  • out
  • out-and-out
  • outright
  • overall
  • perfect
  • perfectly
  • perpetual
  • pick
  • pick up
  • plain
  • plumb
  • polish
  • predominantly
  • predominately
  • primarily
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  • principled
  • pristine
  • profound
  • proper
  • pure
  • purge
  • purified
  • purify
  • quite
  • rake
  • rank
  • rasp
  • readable
  • real
  • refine
  • refined
  • regular
  • remove
  • respectable
  • rinse
  • rout out
  • sanitary
  • sanitize
  • scald
  • scour
  • scrape
  • scrub
  • scrubbed
  • scrupulous
  • seemly
  • shake out
  • shampoo
  • sheer
  • shining
  • shiny
  • simple
  • sinless
  • snowy
  • soak
  • soap
  • soundly
  • sparkling
  • speckless
  • spic-and-span
  • spick-and-span
  • sponge
  • sportsmanlike
  • sportsmanly
  • spotless
  • spruce up
  • squeaky clean
  • squeaky-clean
  • stainless
  • stark
  • sterile
  • sterilize
  • sterilized
  • stone
  • stone-cold
  • straight-out
  • straighten up
  • substantially
  • superlative
  • supreme
  • surpassing
  • swab
  • sweep
  • sweeping
  • sweeten
  • systematic
  • taintless
  • tasteful
  • terrible
  • terrific
  • thorough
  • thoroughgoing
  • thoroughly
  • through and through
  • tidy
  • tidy up
  • to bits
  • to pieces
  • to the hilt
  • to the max
  • toom
  • total
  • totally
  • transplant
  • trim
  • turn out
  • unadulterated
  • unalloyed
  • unattended
  • unblemished
  • unclutter
  • uncluttered
  • unconditional
  • uncontaminated
  • undefiled
  • undying
  • unfilled
  • unfurnished
  • unguilty
  • unhampered
  • unimpaired
  • unimpeachable
  • uninfected
  • uninhabited
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  • unoccupied
  • unpolluted
  • unqualified
  • unqualifiedly
  • unremitting
  • unrestrained
  • unrestricted
  • unsmudged
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  • upright
  • utter
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  • vacant
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  • vacuum
  • vanilla
  • veritable
  • very
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  • virgin
  • virginal
  • void
  • wash
  • washed
  • well
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  • whisk
  • white
  • whitened
  • whole
  • wholesome
  • wholly
  • wide
  • wide-ranging
  • winnow
  • wipe
  • withdraw
  • yank

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