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antonym for sieve

 

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Sieve Antonym

Description

An antonym for sieve refers to a tool or device that does the opposite function of separating or straining particles or substances, typically allowing them to pass through freely rather than retaining or filtering them.

Possible Antonyms (Nouns)

  • Permeable membrane
  • Filter funnel
  • Colander
  • Strainer

Possible Antonyms (Verbs)

  • Combine
  • Integrate
  • Mix
  • Blend

Sample Sentences

Noun Antonym:
- The permeable membrane allows the liquid to pass through without any obstruction.
- She used a filter funnel to separate the smaller particles from the liquid solution.
- The colander helped drain the pasta by holding back the solid pieces.
- After boiling the vegetables, she used a strainer to remove any remaining impurities.

Verb Antonym:
- The recipe instructs to combine all the dry ingredients before adding the liquid ones.
- To create this masterpiece, you need to integrate various flavors and textures.
- The chef carefully mixed the ingredients to create a harmonious taste.
- Blend the fruits until you achieve a smooth and consistent texture.

Note: The following links lead to Amazon product searches related to the antonyms: - Permeable membrane on Amazon
- Filter funnel on Amazon
- Colander on Amazon
- Strainer on Amazon
- Combine on Amazon
- Integrate on Amazon
- Mix on Amazon
- Blend on Amazon

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