aquation
noun
aqua·tion
əˈkwāshən
plural -s
: the replacement by water molecules of a coordinated atom or group in a coordination complex
Word History
Etymology
Latin aquation-, aquatio act of fetching water, from aquatus (past participle of aquari to bring or fetch water, from aqua water) + -ion-, -io -ion
- make no bones about it
- make no difference
- make no mention of
- make no mistake
- make no odds
- make no response
- make no secret of
- make no sense
- make nonsense of
- make of
- make off
- make off with
- make one's acquaintance
- make one's bed and lie in it
- make one's entrance
- make one's escape
- make one's flesh creep
- make one's hair curl
- make one's hair stand on end
- make one's home
- make one's mark
- make one's name
- make one's own
- make one's peace with
- make one's peace with (someone)