Pronunciation: /əbˈsɔːrbɪˌfeɪʃənt/
noun a substance that promotes the absorption of fluids or other substances
A1 I bought an absorbefacient to help with my sunburn.
A2 The pharmacist recommended an absorbefacient for my rash.
B1 Absorbefacients are commonly used in skincare products for their healing properties.
B2 The doctor prescribed a powerful absorbefacient for the patient's severe inflammation.
C1 The new absorbefacient on the market claims to work faster than any other similar product.
C2 Researchers are studying the effects of different types of absorbefacients on wound healing processes.
adjective having the quality of promoting absorption
A1 The absorbefacient sponge soaked up all the spilled water on the floor.
A2 She used an absorbefacient cream to help reduce the swelling on her knee.
B1 The absorbefacient properties of the fabric made it ideal for cleaning up spills quickly.
B2 The absorbefacient nature of the material allowed it to absorb moisture without leaving a residue.
C1 The absorbefacient qualities of the paper made it perfect for soaking up excess ink in the printer.
C2 The absorbefacient abilities of the cloth were put to the test when cleaning up a large spill in the laboratory.
formal The doctor prescribed an absorbefacient cream to treat the patient's skin condition.
informal I heard that absorbefacient ointment works wonders for healing cuts and scrapes.
slang Hey, can you pass me that absorbefacient gel? My sunburn is killing me.
figurative His words were like an absorbefacient, soothing the pain of her broken heart.
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