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acidity

noun (acidity; uncountable)

«acidity» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Acidity is how acidic something is: how strong an acid it is. tree →
  2. Acidity is the sour taste of acidic food like lemons. tree →
  3. (informal) Acidity can mean heartburn or too much acid in the stomach. tree →
  4. Acidity of words or a manner means sharpness or unkindness (literary). tree →

In the lessons

Used in science (the pH scale: below 7 is acidic; testing with litmus or red cabbage indicator), in gardening (soil acidity), environment (acid rain, ocean acidity), cooking and health.

Examples

  • We tested the acidity of lemon juice with indicator paper. tree →
  • Vinegar has a high acidity. tree →
  • The pH scale measures acidity. tree →
  • Some plants need soil with high acidity. tree →
  • The acidity of the oceans is rising as they absorb carbon dioxide. tree →
  • The acidity of the orange made my mouth tingle. tree →
  • Too much fizzy drink can cause acidity in the stomach. tree →

Note

Uncountable. Adjective: «acidic» or «acid». On the pH scale, a LOWER number means HIGHER acidity: pH 2 is more acidic than pH 5. Opposite: «alkalinity».

On Mova

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