Pronunciation: /dɪˈstɪld/
verb to extract the essential meaning or most important aspects of something
A1 Water is distilled to make it clean and safe to drink.
A2 The essential oils are distilled from the plant leaves.
B1 The information was distilled into a simple chart for easy understanding.
B2 The essence of the novel was distilled into a powerful film adaptation.
C1 After years of research, the scientist distilled the complex theory into a concise explanation.
C2 The artist distilled the emotions of the landscape into a series of breathtaking paintings.
adjective processed by distillation, often referring to liquids
A1 The distilled water is safe to drink.
A2 She used distilled vinegar for cleaning the windows.
B1 The distilled essence of the flower is used in perfumes.
B2 The whiskey was carefully distilled to achieve a smooth flavor.
C1 The artist's work is a distilled representation of his emotions.
C2 The scientist distilled the complex data into a simple graph for presentation.
formal The distilled water is used in laboratory experiments for its purity.
informal I prefer using distilled water for my coffee maker to avoid any impurities.
slang My friend's moonshine is made with some seriously distilled ingredients.
figurative His writing style is like distilled poetry, each word carefully chosen for maximum impact.
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