hydration

American  

[hahy-dray-shuhn] / haɪˈdreɪ ʃən /

noun

1. the act or process of supplying water to oneself, another person, or a part of the body.

2. the act or process of chemically hydrating something.

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Example Sentences

Then there were the toilets: Literal, singing ones for hydration brand Liquid IV’s Super Bowl debut, urging viewers to check what color their urine was.

From The Wall Street Journal

New products will be offered this year aimed at improving competitiveness and volume growth, with an increased focus on more quality and simpler ingredients, and in areas of hydration, whole grains, protein and fiber.

From MarketWatch

Those trapped south of the border won’t be able to get to their nursery grounds, while those to the north will be cut off from their hydration spot.

From Los Angeles Times

Advice at that reading is to increase hydration.

From BBC

Johnson is especially proud of the fact that he’s getting guys to use under-eye patches for hydration, brightening and smoothing fine lines.

From Los Angeles Times