Alkalize

Pronunciation: /ˈælkəˌlaɪz/

Definitions of alkalize

verb to make or become alkaline, to increase the pH level

Example Sentences

A1 Lemon water can help alkalize the body and improve digestion.

A2 Eating more fruits and vegetables can help alkalize your system.

B1 Some people believe that alkalizing the body can help prevent certain diseases.

B2 It is important to alkalize the soil before planting certain types of crops.

C1 Doctors may recommend alkalizing agents to help balance the pH levels in the body.

C2 Professional athletes often alkalize their bodies to improve performance and recovery.

Examples of alkalize in a Sentence

formal It is important to alkalize the soil before planting certain crops.

informal You should alkalize the water for your fish tank to keep them healthy.

slang I heard that alkalizing your body can make you feel more energized.

figurative She tried to alkalize the tense situation by offering a compromise.

Grammatical Forms of alkalize

• past tense: alkalized
• plural: alkalizes
• comparative: more alkalized
• superlative: most alkalized
• present tense: alkalize
• future tense: will alkalize
• perfect tense: has alkalized
• continuous tense: is alkalizing
• singular: alkalize
• positive degree: alkalize
• infinitive: to alkalize
• gerund: alkalizing
• participle: alkalized

Origin and Evolution of alkalize

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Arabic

Story behind the word: The word 'alkalize' originated from the Arabic word 'qali', which means ashes of the saltwort plant.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the context of chemistry to describe the process of making a substance alkaline, the word 'alkalize' has evolved to also refer to balancing the body's pH levels through diet and lifestyle choices.