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antonyms of perspiration

 

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Antonyms of Perspiration

Noun Antonyms:

1. Dryness: The absence or lack of perspiration.

Example Sentence: After sitting in the air-conditioned room for hours, the dryness of the environment became noticeable.

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2. Inactivity: A state of being inactive or not sweating.

Example Sentence: Despite the heat, her inactivity led to a lack of perspiration.

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Verb Antonyms:

1. Remain Dry: The action of not producing sweat or perspiring.

Example Sentence: Even during intense physical activity, some individuals manage to remain dry due to their body's unique response.

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2. Stay Dry: To not sweat or produce any moisture on the skin.

Example Sentence: She consciously tried to stay dry under the scorching sun by seeking shade and using a fan.

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Adjective Antonyms:

1. Non-sweating: Describing an individual who does not sweat or perspire.

Example Sentence: The non-sweating athlete baffled the medical team with his ability to perform intense physical activities without perspiring.

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2. Dry: Characterized by the absence of perspiration or moisture on the skin.

Example Sentence: The dry surface of his skin indicated his body's struggle to regulate temperature through perspiration.

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