Antonyms for evaporativeevap·o·ra·tive

Princeton's WordNet

1. evaporativeadjective

   relating to or causing or being caused by evaporation

   "an evaporative cooler"

How to use evaporative in a sentence?

1. Daniel Swain:

   The face of droughts is changing, it’s easier and easier to get into a drought – even following a really wet winter – because we just have that growing evaporative demand and hotter summers.

2. Justin Mankin:

   The longer-term fate of this particular drought is murky, even though we expect more droughts to look like this one in the years to come, the temperatures and evaporative demands associated with this drought were not possible without the global warming that's occurred.

3. Daniel Swain:

   In a warming climate, the severity of droughts in places like the Southwest and California are being driven by increasing evaporative demand, essentially, the atmosphere is requiring more water as temperatures rise, so you’d actually need more precipitation than you used to have to balance that out — and we’re not necessarily seeing more precipitation than we used to.

4. Carlo Ratti:

   We think we'll have some ready for commercial sale in the near future, hot and arid climates are perfect for evaporative cooling.

5. Carlo Ratti:

   It's something that people have been using for centuries, it's called evaporative cooling, people in this part of the world have been using water to freshen the air for a long time.

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