Parts of Speech: Noun, verb
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The word "educt" originated in the early 17th century from the Latin word "eductus," meaning "drawn off." It is primarily used in chemistry to refer to a substance or solution that has been purified or concentrated by removing impurities. The verb form of "educt" means to draw or extract a substance or solution from a mixture by physical or chemical means.
Synonyms: concentrate, distillate, extract, purification, refinement
Related Words: acute, cadet, dated, edict, faced
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