Evaporate

The lake water will evaporate over time due to the high temperatures in the desert.

As the sun set, the moisture on the leaves of the plants began to evaporate.

The boiling water in the kettle began to evaporate, filling the kitchen with steam.

The excitement in the stadium began to evaporate as the home team fell behind.

The fuel in the car's tank seemed to evaporate quickly, requiring frequent refills.

The sun's rays quickly evaporate the morning dew.

After applying the sunscreen, wait for a few minutes for it to absorb and evaporate before going into the water.

The gasoline spilled on the ground began to evaporate, emitting a strong odor.

The enthusiasm of the crowd began to evaporate as the team kept losing.

The scientist studied how different liquids evaporate at varying rates.

The perfume's scent will gradually evaporate over time.

He watched the steam from his coffee cup as it started to evaporate into the air.

The snowman began to evaporate as the temperature rose above freezing.

The magician made the rabbit evaporate from the hat.

The volatile chemicals in the cleaning solution will evaporate if left uncapped.

The moisture from the wet clothes will evaporate once they are hung out to dry in the sun.

The coffee in my mug started to evaporate, leaving behind a strong aroma.

The tension in the room seemed to evaporate after the apology.

If you leave a glass of water uncovered overnight, it will slowly evaporate, reducing its volume.

After boiling the water, wait for it to cool down and evaporate.

The artist used a hairdryer to help the paint on the canvas evaporate and dry more quickly.

The snow on the ground started to evaporate as the temperature rose above freezing.

After the rain stopped, the puddles on the ground began to evaporate.

She watched her savings evaporate after a series of unexpected expenses.

After boiling the milk, the liquid began to evaporate, leaving behind a thin film on the pot.

The joy of winning the game started to evaporate as they realized their star player was injured.

The hopes for a peaceful resolution began to evaporate as tensions escalated between the two countries.

As the sun rises, the fog over the river starts to evaporate, revealing the boats sailing on the water.

The sweat on his forehead started to evaporate as he wiped it with a towel.

The wet paint on the canvas will evaporate over time, leaving behind a dried masterpiece.

The dry climate in the region causes water to evaporate quickly from plants.

The scientist used a vacuum chamber to study how different liquids evaporate under different conditions.

The ink on the paper appeared to evaporate, leaving behind faint traces of the once-written words.

The warm breeze made the water on her skin evaporate, cooling her down.

The political promises made during the campaign seemed to evaporate once the candidate took office.

The rain stopped, and the wet pavement began to evaporate.

The popularity of the video game began to evaporate once players discovered its lack of content.

All my worries seem to evaporate when I'm on a beach vacation.

The company's profits began to evaporate due to poor financial management.

After doing laundry, hang your clothes outside to let them naturally evaporate.

The wet clothes hanging on the line started to evaporate in the breeze.

The gasoline spilled on the pavement began to evaporate, leaving behind a faint smell.

After the rain stopped, the moisture on the windows started to evaporate.

The water in the kettle began to evaporate, signaling that it was ready for tea.

The alcohol content in the wine caused it to evaporate quickly when poured into a hot pan.

The tears in her eyes seemed to evaporate as she smiled.

She poured hot water into the cup, causing the tea bag to quickly evaporate and infuse the water with flavor.

The gasoline spilled on the ground began to evaporate, emitting a strong smell.

She watched the mist evaporate from the surface of the lake as the sun rose.

As the ice cubes sat outside the freezer, they slowly began to evaporate, turning into water vapor.