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      saturation
      noun
      chromatic purity: freedom from dilution with white and hence vivid in hue
      a condition in which a quantity no longer responds to some external influence
      the act of soaking thoroughly with a liquid
      the process of totally saturating something with a substance
      Roots
      satursatur- · Latin · full, sated
      Synonyms for saturation
      chromanvividnessnintensitynsupersaturationncolorfulnessnimpregnationnchromaticitynhuenpermeationnamplituden
      Words related to saturation
      subsaturationnsubsaturatedoversaturationnsaturatingvdesaturationnsaturableadjsaturatedadjsaturatorsaturabilitynoversaturatevsupersaturatedadjburnettizevunsaturationndensitynundersaturatedalcoholizationnrarefactionnconcentrationnoximeterncarboxyhemoglobinoxygenationneremacausisnaphthalizevloudnessnluminancenhyperconcentrationnisopycnicadjoxyhemoglobinntonalitynchrominancen

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