Does over dilute (overdilute) exist?
Does the word over dilute (or overdilute) exist?
I make an example: in homeopathy the active substance is over dilute or not present at all.
Does the sentence make sense?
Thank you in advance!
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I'd say "overdilute" is a word formed in the regular way with a prefix. It's just not the word you need. An overdilute substance would be too dilute to be beneficial.
- I'd say "overdilute" is a word formed in the regular way with a prefix.
- It's just not the word you need.
- An overdilute substance would be too dilute to be beneficial.
- In homeopathy, the active substance has no beneficial effect at all at any dilution.
- Try "extremely dilute".
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I'd say "overdilute" is a word formed in the regular way with a prefix. It's just not the word you need. An overdilute substance would be too dilute to be beneficial. In homeopathy, the active substance has no beneficial effect at all at any dilution. Try "extremely dilute".
0No, overdilute does not exist in the dictionary. However, when you pour too much milk into the coffee, the taste of the coffee will be overly diluted.
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