Definitions
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- noun a piece of cleaning
equipment used to separatedust or otherfine particles from anothermaterial
Etymologies
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Examples
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He was twice her age, and had hair the color of fines, eyes the color of the stuff the deduster washes out of your environment suit, and no smell at all.
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So, cradling her burned hand protectively, she nudged the suit over to the deduster with her foot, then bent and threw it in.
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We design different production lines ranging 50 t/h to 500 t/h by combining different models of equipments also matching cone crusher, deduster, etc if necessary to satisfy different customers 'technological requirements.
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We design different production lines ranging 50 t/h to 500 t/h by combining different models of equipments also matching cone crusher, deduster, etc if necessary to satisfy different customers 'technological requirements.
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We design different production lines ranging 50 t/h to 500 t/h by combining different models of equipments also matching cone crusher, deduster, etc if necessary to satisfy different customers 'technological requirements.
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We design different production lines ranging 50 t/h to 500 t/h by combining different models of equipments also matching cone crusher, deduster, etc if necessary to satisfy different customers 'technological requirements.
tankhughes commented on the word deduster
dust as a verb is a contranym.
you can dust your furniture to remove dust. (v1)
you can dust your cake to add dusty decoration to it. (v2)
De-dust means to remove dust in a specific industrial way, so it's both a synonym to dust (v1) and an antonym to dust (v2).
August 24, 2023