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Basic definition: A substance used to lower or reduce something
Etymology: From French "abaisser" meaning "to lower"
A substance that reduces the quality or value of another substance
An agent that lowers or degrades properties
In alchemy, a substance that reduces purity
"abaiser" is a specialized technical term primarily used in chemical and industrial contexts. It has limited everyday usage but appears in technical documentation and historical references.
The abaiser reduced the metal's quality.
This chemical acts as an abaiser in the reaction.
Ancient texts describe various abaisers.
The reducing agent lowered the metal's quality.
This chemical functions as a degrading substance in the reaction.
Historical documents mention different quality reducers.
uh-BAY-zər (stress on "BAY")
uh-BAY-zər (stress on "BAY")
Describing substance properties
Describing function
Manufacturing context
Abaiser improves quality. (Incorrect)
Correct: Abaiser reduces quality.
Abaiser is a modern term only. (Incorrect)
Correct: Abaiser has historical usage in alchemy.
1. The reducing agent changed the material's characteristics.
2. This quality reducer is employed in metal treatment.
3. Scientists examined historical degrading substances.
1. Abaiser reduces material quality.
2. Pronounced [əˈbeɪzər] (stress on second syllable)
3. Abaiser is used in industrial processes.