Usually means: Remove dissolved gases from liquids.
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▸ verb:  To remove the air or gas from the interstices of something, such as a liquid or solid.

Similar:
deair, degasify, deflate, degas, decarbonate, suck the air out of, detank, suck all the air out of, dehydrate, dewater, more...

Opposite:
aerate, oxygenate, ventilate

Types:
arid, parched, drought-stricken, deserted, infertile, barren, more...

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Similar:
deair, degasify, deflate, degas, decarbonate, suck the air out of, detank, suck all the air out of, dehydrate, dewater, more...

Opposite:
aerate, oxygenate, ventilate

Types:
arid, parched, drought-stricken, deserted, infertile, barren, more...



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