"Potation" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Potation" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Potation" Meaning
I couldn't find any word in English "potation". However, I believe you may be thinking of the word "ination" or the word "potation" might be referring to "imbibation" or "potable" neither of them directly match but "potable" can be adjacent in meaning.
Alternatively, the word "potation" exists but it's a rare or obsolete word in English, and it refers to an act of drinking; a draught, or a drink. However, this word has relatively little documentation and is not typically used in everyday language.
"Potation" Examples
5 Sentence Examples for Potation
1. The "Pot of Gold" was only a word on a map, but the idea of making a major potation had them trekking through the forest.
2. There was a sign on the door that creaked "We do not serve food to anyone with excessive potation."
3. The unique self-serving potation system showed a satisfying amount of water saved during the experiment.
4. He says the ritualized potation has been practiced for several generations by their tribe.
5. They warned that the artistic potation ceremonies would take place only under extreme conditions.
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Potance
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Potargo
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Potash
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Potassamide
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Potassoxyl
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Potawatomi
Potawatomis
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Potbelly
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