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absorb
verb (absorbed , absorbing )
1 to take in or suck up (knowledge, etc).
2 scientific to take up or receive (matter or energy, eg water or radiation).
3 to receive or take something in as part of oneself or itself.
4 to engage all of (someone's attention or interest).
5 to reduce or lessen (the shock, force, impact, etc of something).
6 physics to take up (energy) without reflecting or emitting it.
[15c: from Latin ab away or from + sorbere to suck in]
absorbability noun .
absorbable adjective .
absorbed adjective engrossed; intently interested.
absorbedly adverb .
absorbing adjective engrossing; fascinating.
absorbingly adverb .
verb (absorbed , absorbing )
1 to take in or suck up (knowledge, etc).
2 scientific to take up or receive (matter or energy, eg water or radiation).
3 to receive or take something in as part of oneself or itself.
4 to engage all of (someone's attention or interest).
5 to reduce or lessen (the shock, force, impact, etc of something).
6 physics to take up (energy) without reflecting or emitting it.
[15c: from Latin ab away or from + sorbere to suck in]
absorbability noun .
absorbable adjective .
absorbed adjective engrossed; intently interested.
absorbedly adverb .
absorbing adjective engrossing; fascinating.
absorbingly adverb .
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