evaporate
/ɪˈvæpəˌreɪt/
verb
- To change from a liquid into a gas or vapor.
- When you boil a pot of water, the liquid will eventually evaporate into steam.
- The morning dew on the grass will evaporate as the day warms up.
- The puddle of water began to evaporate under the hot sun.
- To disappear or vanish gradually, as if turning into vapor.
- The crowd's excitement began to evaporate after the long delay.
- His anger evaporated as soon as he heard her apology.
- All my hopes of winning the lottery seemed to evaporate when I lost the ticket.
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