What does VIALS mean?

Parts of Speech:

Vials is a noun, specifically a plural noun.

Definitions:

Vials are small, cylindrical containers made of glass or plastic that are used for storing liquids, such as medicines or perfumes.

Pronunciations:

• US: /ˈvaɪəlz/
• UK: /ˈvʌɪəlz/

Origin and Usage:

The word vials comes from the Old French word "viale," which means "small bottle." The usage of vials dates back to ancient times, where they were used for storing perfumes and other liquids. Today, vials are commonly used in the medical industry for storing and transporting small quantities of medicines, vaccines, and other substances.

Synonyms:

• Bottles
• Flasks
• Ampoules
• Phials

Related Words:

• Biles
• Sable
• Salve
• Slive
• Vales

Example Sentences:

• The scientist carefully filled the vials with the experimental solution.
• She carried the vials of medicine in her pocket, ready to administer them to her patients.
• The perfume was packaged in small vials, perfect for travel or sampling.