Examples of 'tend to absorb' in a sentence
Meaning of "tend to absorb"
tend to absorb: Indicates the inclination or habit of taking in or soaking up information, knowledge, or experiences
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You tend to absorb their problems.
Avoid materials like cotton that tend to absorb moisture.
Dogs tend to absorb allergens through the skin.
This is because these materials tend to absorb the water.
They tend to absorb light.
It is also difficult to dry wooden dishes as they tend to absorb water.
But their shells tend to absorb the odors of your fridge.
They can also be difficult to handle and tend to absorb water.
Women tend to absorb alcohol at a much quicker rate than men.
Control rods are made of neutron poisons and therefore tend to absorb neutrons.
Wet patches tend to absorb more heat than dry ones.
Both refrigerants and lubricating oils tend to absorb and hold water.
Moist spots tend to absorb more of the heat around them.
These and other areas of thicker skin tend to absorb more of the product.
Such agents tend to absorb moisture because of their chemical natures.
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Plants with shallow root systems tend to absorb it for many years.
Pisceans tend to absorb the information and environment around them.
As the humidity increases, the fibers tend to absorb water and expand.
We tend to absorb it.
Nevertheless, suspensions that are too flexible tend to absorb a portion of the cyclist 's energy.
Wet areas tend to absorb more heat than the surrounding areas.
Are still developing, they breathe faster than do adults and they tend to absorb.
This is because liquids tend to absorb impurities from the surroundings.
They have a saturation water absorption rate which is high ( they tend to absorb water ).
Some materials tend to absorb and keep water more than others.
Hence, those oils which are soluble with hydrofluorocarbons tend to absorb moisture having high polarity.
Darker colors tend to absorb the beautiful light coming into your home.
During this stage, the batteries, when fully charged, will tend to absorb currents of nearly “ 0 ” A.
Soft lenses tend to absorb environmental pollutants more easily than rigid lenses.
Tack, Most current fixative polymers tend to absorb moisture and therefore become tacky.
Readers tend to absorb the first three words of a headline and the last three words.
As mentioned above, animals tend to absorb many of the blockages of their owners.
Some soaps tend to absorb moisture from the skin leaving the skin dry.
For instance, some people tend to absorb information best when they read it.
Resonating absorbers tend to absorb a narrower spectrum and porous absorbers tend to absorb a broader spectrum.
Down pillows often tend to absorb heat from the sleeper which can lead to discomfort.
These compounds tend to absorb and deactivate any halogen released from the halogenated polymer.
And, you tend to absorb their pains and feelings.
And children tend to absorb their parents' worries and conflicts.
Thus, they tend to absorb and retain your body heat.
The plastic tend to absorb urine smells, which can turn off housecats.
Objects, which tend to absorb sensor frequency such as clothes, spongy material or snow.
Clothing and beddings tend to absorb the sweat, oil and germs and retains them.
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