Definition of hydrous in English:

hydrous

adjective ˈhʌɪdrəsˈhaɪdrəs

Chemistry Geology

Containing water as a constituent.
a hydrous lava flow
Example sentencesExamples
- Limonite is not a mineral species as such, but rather a mixture of amorphous hydrous iron oxides.
- Because zeolites form in hydrous environments, typically through alteration of igneous rocks, they may ultimately be found on Mars, if liquid water did once exist on that planet.
- More likely, however, is that any water would become incorporated in the rock through formation of hydrous minerals as the reaction fronts advance.
- These are a revelation: virtually weightless, plain cylinders that dispense their deliciously light, hydrous formulations cleanly and efficiently.
- The aqueducts provided public baths with hydrous spectacles and private houses with running water and flush toilets.
Synonyms
fluid, flowing, running

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek hudro- 'water' + -ous.

Definition of hydrous in US English:

hydrous

adjectiveˈhaɪdrəsˈhīdrəs

Geology Chemistry

Containing water as a constituent.
a hydrous lava flow
Example sentencesExamples
- Because zeolites form in hydrous environments, typically through alteration of igneous rocks, they may ultimately be found on Mars, if liquid water did once exist on that planet.
- The aqueducts provided public baths with hydrous spectacles and private houses with running water and flush toilets.
- These are a revelation: virtually weightless, plain cylinders that dispense their deliciously light, hydrous formulations cleanly and efficiently.
- More likely, however, is that any water would become incorporated in the rock through formation of hydrous minerals as the reaction fronts advance.
- Limonite is not a mineral species as such, but rather a mixture of amorphous hydrous iron oxides.
Synonyms
fluid, flowing, running

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek hudro- ‘water’ + -ous.

单词	hydrous
释义	Definition of hydrous in English: hydrous adjective ˈhʌɪdrəsˈhaɪdrəs Chemistry Geology Containing water as a constituent. a hydrous lava flow Example sentencesExamples Limonite is not a mineral species as such, but rather a mixture of amorphous hydrous iron oxides. Because zeolites form in hydrous environments, typically through alteration of igneous rocks, they may ultimately be found on Mars, if liquid water did once exist on that planet. More likely, however, is that any water would become incorporated in the rock through formation of hydrous minerals as the reaction fronts advance. These are a revelation: virtually weightless, plain cylinders that dispense their deliciously light, hydrous formulations cleanly and efficiently. The aqueducts provided public baths with hydrous spectacles and private houses with running water and flush toilets. Synonyms fluid, flowing, running Origin Early 19th century: from Greek hudro- 'water' + -ous. Definition of hydrous in US English: hydrous adjectiveˈhaɪdrəsˈhīdrəs Geology Chemistry Containing water as a constituent. a hydrous lava flow Example sentencesExamples Because zeolites form in hydrous environments, typically through alteration of igneous rocks, they may ultimately be found on Mars, if liquid water did once exist on that planet. The aqueducts provided public baths with hydrous spectacles and private houses with running water and flush toilets. These are a revelation: virtually weightless, plain cylinders that dispense their deliciously light, hydrous formulations cleanly and efficiently. More likely, however, is that any water would become incorporated in the rock through formation of hydrous minerals as the reaction fronts advance. Limonite is not a mineral species as such, but rather a mixture of amorphous hydrous iron oxides. Synonyms fluid, flowing, running Origin Early 19th century: from Greek hudro- ‘water’ + -ous.
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