Evaporate

The sun's heat causes water to evaporate from the surface of the ocean.

When you boil water, it will evaporate and turn into steam.

The chemist used a heat source to evaporate the liquid in the test tube.

After doing laundry, hang the wet clothes outside to let them evaporate and dry naturally.

When you boil water, it will eventually evaporate and turn into steam.

The tension between the two countries seemed to evaporate overnight when they signed the peace treaty.

The morning mist will evaporate as soon as the sun rises.

As the sun rose higher, the dew on the grass began to evaporate.

The intense heat caused the puddles on the road to evaporate rapidly.

Add a few drops of essential oil to a diffuser, and it will evaporate, filling the room with a pleasant fragrance.

The gasoline on the pavement will evaporate over time.

She applied a thin layer of nail polish and waited for it to evaporate before adding a second coat.

She watched the tears evaporate from his cheeks as he tried to compose himself.

The tension in the air seemed to evaporate as soon as the comedian took the stage.

The passion in their relationship seemed to evaporate over time, leaving them feeling distant.

The desert's dry climate caused the moisture in the plants to evaporate rapidly.

The spilled milk on the kitchen counter will eventually evaporate if left untouched.

The water in the pot started to evaporate as it boiled on the stove.

The enthusiasm for the project began to evaporate as the challenges became more apparent.

The hot asphalt caused the rainwater on the road to evaporate, creating steam.

The heatwave caused the river to evaporate, leaving behind a dry riverbed.

The sun's heat caused the puddle of water to evaporate.

Leaving the lid off the container allowed the alcohol to evaporate slowly.

The sweat on his forehead began to evaporate as he stood under the scorching sun.

The perfume's scent will gradually evaporate throughout the day.

The heat caused the sweat on her forehead to evaporate quickly.

The moisture in the air began to evaporate as the temperature rose.

The dew on the grass will evaporate with the rising sun.

The chemist used a vacuum to create conditions that would cause the liquid to evaporate quickly.

After a few hours, the spilled milk will evaporate, leaving behind a stain.

The hot desert wind can cause your sweat to evaporate almost instantly.

The pond water will eventually evaporate if there is no rainfall.

The heat from the stove caused the water in the pot to evaporate.

The fragrance of the flowers filled the air but soon began to evaporate after the rain stopped.

The scientist used a vacuum chamber to evaporate the liquid sample for analysis.

The water in the pot began to evaporate as the heat was turned on.

The tension in the room seemed to evaporate as soon as he entered with a smile.

During the summer, the intense heat caused the sweat on her skin to evaporate almost instantly.

The teacher's patience seemed to evaporate after dealing with unruly students all day.

The sweat on his forehead started to evaporate as he sat in the shade.

The artist sprayed water onto the canvas to create an effect where it would gradually evaporate.

The swimming pool water will gradually evaporate over time, so make sure to keep it topped up.

The heat caused the raindrops on the pavement to evaporate, leaving the ground dry and hot.

The chemist used a heat source to evaporate the solvent from the solution.

The hope of finding a cure for the disease seemed to evaporate with each failed experiment.

The support for the new policy began to evaporate as people realized its negative consequences.

The kettle boiled, causing the water inside to evaporate and turn into steam.

The memories of their childhood together started to evaporate with time.

The magic trick involved making a glass of water seemingly evaporate into thin air.

The raindrops on the car windows began to evaporate under the heat of the sun.