Pronunciation: /rɪˈzɑːlvənt/
noun a substance that dissolves another substance
A1 I used a resolvent to clean the stain on my shirt.
A2 The resolvent I bought at the store worked well on the grease on my kitchen counter.
B1 The mechanic used a resolvent to dissolve the rust on the car's engine.
B2 The resolvent proved to be effective in breaking down the stubborn adhesive.
C1 The resolvent used in the experiment was a key factor in achieving the desired results.
C2 The scientist developed a new resolvent that revolutionized the field of chemistry.
adjective having the power to dissolve or resolve something
A1 The resolvent solution helped clear up the stain on the carpet.
A2 Using a resolvent cleaner, she was able to remove the tough grease stains from the kitchen counter.
B1 The resolvent properties of the medication quickly alleviated his symptoms.
B2 The resolvent nature of the negotiations led to a peaceful resolution of the conflict.
C1 The resolvent approach taken by the team effectively resolved the complex issues at hand.
C2 Her resolvent attitude and strategic thinking were key factors in successfully navigating the challenging situation.
formal The resolvent of the equation helped us find the roots.
informal Using the resolvent made solving the problem a lot easier.
slang I just plugged in the resolvent and got the answer in no time.
figurative The resolvent acted as a key to unlocking the solution to the puzzle.
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